Reimagining Heirloom Elegance: Richa Singla’s Modern Spin on Polki and Kundan Jewellery

In an era where bridal fashion balances tradition with individuality, MR Jewels founder Richa Singla is redefining heirloom-inspired jewellery for the modern woman. Drawing from the emotional core of Indian celebrations, her latest collection blends heritage craftsmanship with contemporary wearability — offering grandeur without the heavy price tag.

Richa shares that the idea was rooted in the sentiment of Indian festivities, where tradition, family legacy, and personal style intersect. “We took the essence of heirloom jewellery — polki-inspired silhouettes, kundan romance, Victorian detailing, and temple-era motifs — and reimagined them for today’s woman who wants to make a statement without breaking the bank,” she explains.

Photo-Ready Jewellery Designed for Weddings and Festive Moments

Crafted using premium imitation jewellery techniques, the collection focuses heavily on detailing and finish. Expect intricate hand-setting, kundan-style stonework, delicate pearl accents, textured gold-toned finishes, and heritage-inspired motifs.

“We’ve also introduced meenakari-style detailing in select pieces to add colour, depth, and an artisanal touch,” says Richa.

Among the standout designs are statement chandbalis, bold kadas, openable bangles, regal necklace sets, and versatile ear cuffs that can instantly elevate both traditional and fusion outfits.

“We wanted to create high-impact, photo-ready pieces — jewellery that becomes the focal point of the look, yet remains comfortable and wearable,” she adds.

Versatility Beyond the Wedding Day

While the collection aligns seamlessly with classic bridal lehengas, contemporary saris, and Indo-western ensembles, it is designed with repeat wear in mind.

“Our customers want jewellery that looks luxurious both in person and on camera, feels light enough for long hours, and can be styled again for different occasions. That insight shaped this entire collection,” Richa says.

Beyond bridal wear, the pieces are curated for engagements, roka ceremonies, sangeet and cocktail nights, Diwali and Karwa Chauth celebrations, receptions, pujas, destination weddings, family gatherings, and even luxury gifting.

“The vision was to create heritage-inspired jewellery that fits into an entire celebration wardrobe — not something that stays locked away after one event,” she concludes.

With a renewed focus on affordability, craftsmanship, and modern styling, MR Jewels positions heirloom aesthetics within reach of today’s fashion-forward buyers.