Kintsugi Jewellery

The Japanese art of golden repair, translated into jewellery. Black mother of pearl. Gold joining lines. Three pieces.

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Tsugumi kintsugi triangular drop earrings with black enamel and gold crack detail on neutral background.

Tsugumi Earrings

Rs. 9,569.00

Tsugumi kintsugi cocktail ring with black enamel and gold crack lines in warm directional light.

Tsugumi kintsugi ring and necklace worn together on model in warm editorial close-up.

Tsugumi Ring

Rs. 8,113.00

Tsugumi kintsugi necklace with black enamel panels and gold crack detail, full length with chain on neutral background.

Tsugumi kintsugi statement necklace worn close to décolletage showing gold crack detail on black panels.

Tsugumi Necklace

Rs. 45,555.00

Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, treating the break as part of the object's history rather than something to hide. MHARI's kintsugi jewellery translates that idea into wearable form: black mother of pearl with gold lines running through the surface, not as repairs but as deliberate design features. The "breaks" are placed, not found.

This is one of three concepts within the Ekant collection, alongside Kaleidoscope (carved stone forms) and Mosaic (hand-set hexagonal stonework). The kintsugi pieces are made to order in Jaipur in recycled 925 silver, with delivery in 15 to 30 days.

For the full Ekant collection across all three concepts, browse Ekant. For other necklace and ring styles, see designer necklaces and cocktail rings.

FAQ

What is kintsugi?

A Japanese art form where broken ceramics are repaired with gold, making the damage part of the beauty. MHARI adapts the concept into jewellery — black mother of pearl with gold lines placed as intentional design elements, not actual repairs.

What materials are in the kintsugi pieces?

Black mother of pearl with gold joining lines, set in recycled 925 silver. The gold lines are a design feature applied during production, not repairs to existing breaks.

Is each kintsugi piece unique?

Each piece is made to order, and natural variation in the mother of pearl means no two will look identical. The gold line placement follows the design, but the stone's surface texture varies naturally from piece to piece.