From Indriya with Love

From the high-fashion runways of Mumbai or Paris to the intimate setting of your home, Aditya Birla Group’s jewellery brand is sparking the love through exquisitely-crafted collections of gold and diamond masterpieces designed to be cherished for eternity. 

  
Setting the catwalk ablaze

The Lakme Fashion Week 2026 dazzled Mumbai between 19th-22nd March, and the scintillating collaboration between Indriya with designer Amit Aggarwal made it shine even brighter. Indriya paid homage to India’s cultural heritage through polki and diamonds, complemented by Amit Ag garwal’s signature Banarsi weaves and mirror work.     

Talking about the concept behind collaborating with Indriya to showcase his collection ‘Orizon’ at Lakme Fashion Week, the designer said “I think both jewellery at Indriya and clothing at Amit Aggarwal chase the concept of light.”    

Models Rhea Kapoor, Juhi Godambe, Amyra Dastur and Niki Mehra walked the ramp adorned in Indriya’s jewellery, paired with Amit Aggarwal’s sculptural couture, with Disha Patani taking centre stage as the showstopper. The collection represented a powerful expression of heritage reimagined in the luminous, contemporary form of Indriya x Orizon.        
 

 
Your forever Valentine

The concept of timelessness is integral to Indriya, which celebrates love not just for a moment or for a day but for a lifetime. This message came through strongly through the brand’s special Valentine’s Day campaign, with celebrity couple Soha Ali Khan and Kunal Khemu adding sparkle to the screen. The brand created a playful narrative that has Soha guessing the phrase ‘Dil Abhi Bhara Nahin’ in a game of Dumb Charades; it culminates with Kunal gifting her a diamond necklace that is her ‘forever Valentine’.        

 

Bonjour to Indian Karigari

A love for Indian craftsmanship is integral to the brand. At the Paris Couture Week held between 26-29th January 2026, Indriya bedazzled the city of love as the official jewellery partner of renowned designer Gaurav Gupta. The artistry of Indian jewellery was showcased in all its glory through Indriya’s first-ever collection at this prestigious global fashion platform.

“Indriya takes pride in bringing the finest nuances of Indian art, craft, architecture and culture into its design vocabulary and its nuanced story telling,” said Indriya’s Head of Marketing and Visual Merchandising Shantiswarup Panda in a press release. “Our collaboration with Gaurav Gupta is an endeavour to present to the world, the beautiful Indian concept of duality in a unique manner through the Paris Couture Week.”       
 

Gaurav Gupta’s couture collection was inspired by the concept of dualities, elements that coexist and complete one another, rooted in Ardhanarishvara, the divine union of the masculine and feminine. The collection explored contrasts that shape creation itself, such as structure and fluidity, form and formlessness, strength and grace.

Speaking about his collaboration with Indriya, the couturier explained, “Jewellery, for me, is not an embellishment of the body, but an extension of its inner geometry. In The Divine Androgyne, each form becomes a vessel of energy, memory, and quiet power. Working with Indriya felt instinctive, their language of heritage and ornament offered the perfect balance of tradition and restraint, complementing the collection without ever overpowering it.”      
 

Indriya’s designs are anchored in India’s rich aesthetics and cultural heritage so they speak the same language as Gaurav Gupta’s sculptural couture vocabulary - precise, luminous and sculptural. At the presentation of his Spring/Summer 2026 Collection, the jewels stole the show by becoming points of light that moved with the wearer, connecting body, craft and couture.

Abhishek Rastogi, Head of Design at Indriya, explained that the jewellery had been carefully curated to work in harmony with the collection’s bold silhouettes and flowing forms: “Each piece enhances the couture, bringing together precision, craftsmanship and artistic expression.”        
 

Love in all its forms

The latest collection from Indriya adds the bliss of divine love to the repertoire with gold filigree Kaliganthis that echo the devotion of the Sapta Matrikas, and threads of gold that trace the grace of Mata ni Pachedi.

To feel the love, browse through Indriya’s latest Devi Collection, and other treasures on its online store.