Swarovski's confluence with leading jewellery designers

Swarovski Confluence, a collaborative jewellery design project undertaken by Swarovski in association with leading Indian designers, celebrated its second anniversary in Delhi earlier this month The exhibition highlighted the voyage of a Swarovski crystal-from the Austrian Alps to the hands of Indian design luminaries who finally transform it into enchanting designer jewels Unveiled in 2016, the Confluence line showcases the global appeal of Swarovski crystals, the essence of Indian craftsmanship, and the amalgamation of the Swarovski spirit with Indian design aesthetic.

In 2016, the Confluence exhibition debuted with statement designs that were crafted by leading fashion and jewellery designers from across India, including Amrapali, Eina Ahluwalia, Gaurav Gupta, Isharya, J.J Valaya, Manish Arora, Outhouse, Pernia Qureshi, Rohit Bal, Shivan & Narresh, Suneet Varma "Confluence is a combination of Austrian and Indian creativity, design and passion for quality.

We are proud to be India's 'one of its kind' jewellery collective that creates alluring pieces, bringing the legacy of Swarovski and the vision of each designer partner together The collective has been able to offer the market an extensive variety of jewellery, from the houses of 13 leading designers across a variety of themes and techniques to suit the diverse needs of our consumer Our two-year journey has been splendid and we endeavour to keep expanding our creative horizons and present uniquely crafted Indian jewellery with the country's best design talent," he says.

The Confluence 2018 line included jewellery designs to accompany Indian traditional wear, everyday basics and modern menswear Designer Rohit Bal launched "Husn-e-taairaat", his contribution to Confluence. . Source