MUMBAI: When it comes to jewellery, Caratlane has truly turned over a new leaf. The Tata-backed jeweller has launched its latest festive line, ‘Peepal’, just in time for Dhanteras, drawing inspiration from the serenity and symbolism of the sacred fig tree.
The designs shimmer with diamonds and green alpanites, carefully set in 14 karat and 18 karat yellow gold with delicate touches of green rhodium, echoing the natural elegance of the leaf. A launch film captures the mood with diya-lit visuals around a peepal tree, underscoring its deep cultural significance in Indian tradition.
“Jewellery is more than adornment,” said Caratlane managing director Saumen Bhaumik. “The peepal leaf, long revered as a symbol of divinity and new beginnings, felt like the perfect muse for pieces that are festive, versatile and timeless.”
True to its ethos of fusing heritage with contemporary design, Caratlane has crafted a collection that promises to shine as brightly at daily brunches as at Diwali soirées. Adding sparkle to the launch, customers can bag free gold coins on purchases starting from Rs 15,000.
Founded in 2008 and now with over 330 stores worldwide, Caratlane continues to marry modern design with Indian sentiment, proving once again that tradition and trend can sit beautifully side by side.


