Amethyst presents a Trunk Show with Amrapali Gold Jewellery, Saris by Ekaya Banaras and Tableware by Ikkis | October 9th, 10th and 11th, 2025 at Amethyst, Whites Road

Amethyst presents an exclusive Trunk Show of Amrapali’s fine jewellery, together with a festive collection by Ekaya Banaras and ceramic tableware by Ikkis from 11am to 7.30pm on October 9th, 10th and 11th, 2025 at Amethyst, Whites Road, Royapettah, Chennai. Ph : 7338899176 / 8056018886.

Amrapali’s collection features one of a kind pieces crafted using rare gemstones and created using ancient Indian techniques which have been preserved by highly skilled craftsmen. This collection comprises colorful jadau pieces which are perfect for festive occasions as they add vibrancy and charm to the festivities, crafted in gold they shine for prosperity & auspiciousness. Price Range: Rs.30,000/- to Rs.60 Lakhs 

Ekaya presents their latest collection of Banarasi Sarees, Lehengas, Ready-To-Wear and more in timeless textiles featuring exquisite designs, rich textures, and vibrant colours, making each piece a cherished heirloom that tells a story of tradition and craftsmanship. Price Range: Rs.14,000/- onwards

Ikkis presents their newest collection – Tantra. 21 Ceramics Collection, a stunning collection of hand-painted ceramic tableware. Price Range: Rs.2,200/- onwards

Amrapali – Brand Note:

Amrapali Jewels is an internationally renowned luxury Indian jewelry brand that traces its origins to the year 1978, when Mr. Rajiv Arora and Mr. Rajesh Ajmera took upon themselves the task of showcasing to the world the exclusivity and magnificence of Indian heritage jewelry. Every jeweled piece is created with the help of master craftsmen and goldsmiths within and around Jaipur, with elements of Indian ethnic jewellery in their designs they have revived the traditional methods, in order to create a design language distinct to Amrapali. Like the beautiful royal courtesan Amrapali of prehistoric era from where the name of this brand has been derived, the jewellery too have a royal taste and lineage. Crafted with the Indian heritage, art and rich culture, the Amrapali jewellery is the living testimony to the rich craftsmanship of the country. Its majestic appeal has spell magic over the fashion and the glamour world.

Amrapali Jaipur is a celebration of the timeless Indian art of adornment and authentic master craftsmanship. Breathing new life into centuries-old traditions of jeweler, Amrapali embodies a unique, bold and eclectic style. Like the legend of its namesake, a renowned courtesan of ancient India, Amrapali Jaipur is the expression of a mysterious, eternal world of delight.

Amrapali has made Jaipur the center stage of fashionistas. It has been the most favoured brand of the rich and famous world ever since its inception in 1978. Over the years of excellence and exquisiteness, Amrapali has created a fan club of several famous families like Hermes, Corum, Porche, and Barbie-Muller. The Amrapali rage has also caught the imagination of glamorous stars of Hollywood and Bollywood equally. Be it Hollywood’s Jennifer Lopez, Angelina Jolie, Penelope Cruz, and Rihanna or the Indian beauties like Sonam Kapoor, Vidya Balan, Kajol, Deepika Padukone, Madhuri Dixit, Kirron Kher and Konkana Sen, the jewellery from Amrapali has definitely added zing to their glamour quotient. Almost every known face in the glamour world has adorned its creations either for a shoot or on the red carpet. Amrapali Jewellery was also seen in famous movies like Troy, Goliyon ki Raasleela- Ramleela and Khoobsurat (2014), The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Baahubali -1, Baahubali -2, Jaanisaar and Kaatru Veliyidai, Manikarnika, Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy, Tumbbad etc.

The founders of Amrapali were also invited to meet the Queen at Buckingham Palace to mark the official start of the UK-India Year of Culture in February, 2017. Amrapali Jewels also showcased ‘Holi,’ their exclusive life-size replica of a baby elephant at the official preview of the Elephant Parade India in New Delhi where the CEO’s Tarang Arora & Akanksha Arora met Royal Highnesses, The Prince of Wales and the Dutchess of Cornwall.

Amrapali Jewels loyal clientele include royalty, corporate honchos and celebrities from across the globe, including a list of honoured customers like Mr. Shimon Peres Ex-Prime Minister of Israel, Her Majesty AshiWongchuk Queen of Bhutan, Maharani Padmini Devi and Princess Diya of the Jaipur Royal Family.

The Duchess of the Cambridge, Kate Middleton was also spotted wearing Amrapali Earrings at Charity Bollywood Gala, during her royal visit to India, 2016

Princess Benedikte of Denmark recently visited Amrapali’s store in Jaipur and was seen wearing and appreciating Amrapali Jewellery.

Amrapali is the only Indian Jewelry label to present their collection in Fashion Weeks of Milan and New York.

Ekaya – Brand Note:

Ekaya is India’s first handloom luxury brand, presenting the finest work of Banarasi art from the Indian craftsman’s repertoire. It has been brought forth by one of the country’s best-known families renowned for preserving the tradition of Banarasi textiles for over four generations and is led by Mr. Bharat Shah (Director) and his daughter Ms. Palak Shah (Founder).

The brand comes with 130 years of legacy being carried forth across four generations of the family and a community of over 10,000+ weavers contributing to the Ekaya heritage. Ekaya was established with the vision to change the way handloom textiles are sold and presented globally and offer its clientele a very distinct product line based on the principles of heritage and artisanship.

Ekaya was the first textile brand to adopt the collaboration model between renowned designers and the weavers, which helped the brand not just provide a new and fresh product range but also helped brand a traditional textile as a luxury product. Through the collaboration model we try to bridge the gap between the weavers of our country and the global market thus pushing them to learn skills to develop original and new designs for the global market which has never been seen before.

Ikkis – Brand Note:

IKKIS’ translates from Hindi to mean ’21’, a number eternally significant and symbolic in matters both physical and spiritual. It’s no coincidence that sequence, modularity, and symmetry informs how we design for 21st-century contemporary living. Founder & Creative Director Gunjan Gupta’s body of work continues to engage India’s inimitable paradoxes through presences at private collections and museums worldwide including Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, Triennale di Milano and M+ Museum, Hongkong.