As the blessed month of fasting approaches, Ramadan brings a time of reflection, gratitude, and spiritual growth for millions around the world. The month concludes with Eid al-Fitr—a joyful celebration filled with prayers, family gatherings, new outfits, and meaningful gifts. From dressing up in festive attire to adding the perfect final touch with elegant jewelry like nose rings, Eid is a beautiful blend of tradition, style, and celebration.

Celebrated every January, Lohri marks the end of winter and welcomes warmth, light and new energy. With bonfires, dancing and traditional sweets, the festival is also a time to dress up and express joy through vibrant accessories. Bindis make the perfect touch for festive outfits — and also a charming favour idea for Lohri events or baby celebrations.

Discover the fascinating journey of the bindi, from its ancient origins as a spiritual and cultural symbol to the dazzling glass and gold designs of modern India. Learn about its history, materials, and timeless significance in Indian tradition and fashion.

For many South Asian women, the simple act of wearing a nose ring has carried a weight far heavier than its delicate size. A piece of jewellery deeply rooted in history, tradition, and culture, the nose ring has long been a marker of beauty, identity, and, at times, rebellion. What was once seen as controversial or even inappropriate—especially in diasporic South Asian communities during the 90s—has now become a celebrated accessory, amplified by social media and shifting generational values.