India’s Homegrown Men’s Jewellery Labels Are Bringing the Heat
Men’s jewellery in India is finally having a moment.
There was a time when “men’s jewellery” meant a solitary gold chain, a wedding ring, maybe a leather cuff during your John Abraham in Dhoom phase.
But in 2025, the boys are bolder. Jewellery isn’t just an accessory anymore, it’s a statement. Whether it’s Ranveer Singh donning Tiffany chains or men wearing Cartier bracelets more often than not or Harry Styles with his dainty rings, the masculine aesthetic is finally catching up with the sparkle.
It’s not about “feminine” or “masculine” anymore, and the drip is very much unisex today. Now, for the last few years, India’s homegrown labels are finally catching the wave. They’re no longer just borrowing from the Chrome Hearts playbook—they’re creating their own vernacular, rooted in local craft, new-world architecture, and glam.
From sculptural medallions to diamond-drenched Cuban links, these five brands are rewriting the rules of men’s jewellery.
Misho Man
Suhani Parekh’s Misho has always been less about trends and more about structure—like wearable brutalist art. With Misho Man, she recently expanded her aesthetic to a full-blown men’s line, and it hit that sweet spot between restraint and rebellion. Think Zodiac medallions with character, black pearl pendants with depth, and signet rings glazed in surreal enamel. We love it.
Dhora India
Dhora's pieces are like poetic relics—whimsical, otherworldly, and always handcrafted with purpose. The genderless designs toe the line between vintage and modern, quiet and cool. Clear quartz pendants, celestial carvings, imperfect pearls—there’s a story behind each piece.
Drip Project
With Drip, think diamond-drenched chains, tennis bracelets, and iced-out rings that look like they came straight off a music video shoot. It’s India’s answer to Chrome Hearts meets Icebox, but with its own unapologetic desi bravado. Whether you’re in oversized tees or tailored fits, Drip Project’s pieces add all kinds of sparkle to your fit.
Amaris by Prerna Rajpal
Amaris’ foray into men’s jewellery brings with it an elevated energy—pieces that are dramatic but wearable, bold but polished. From the Saint No More pendant to the Cuban Code bracelet lined with four carats of diamonds, every piece is built to command attention.
Aulerth
If sustainability and swagger ever had a stylish baby, it would be Aulerth. Founded by Swarovski veteran Vivek Ramabhadran, the brand uses recycled metals and lab-grown gems to create luxury jewellery. Collaborating with the likes of JJ Valaya and Shivan & Narresh, Aulerth’s men’s line combines Indian craft with contemporary aesthetics. From the Chevron bangle to the Numisma locket, these aren’t “eco” in the token way—they’re the real deal.