Isharya

Isharya, an international luxury costume jewellery brand with a great story of how two sister-in-laws Gauri and Radhika Tandon came to launch Isharya from very different backgrounds. Gauri had a degree from the prestigous London School of Economic and Radhika was a lawyer practicing in intellectual property rights both had a passion for fashion and jewellery and they both took a very big step at that time to give up that which they were doing to launch Isharya . Today it is an international luxury brand which is held in high regard by the fashion world.

The jewellery designs are inspired by their cultural heritage of India and it's rich historical glamour but by using modern techniques the jewellery is brought bang up to-date to provide contemporary styling .that is unique to the Tandon sister-in laws. Their use of high quality materials 18k gold plating, and one of a kind designs make Isharya's statement resin wood, enamel, mirror, druzy and gemstone pieces coveted by A-list

Celebrities sich as Gywenth paltrow, Jennifer Lopez, Drew Barrymore ,Eva Longoria and Selena Gomez. have all been spotted wearing the jewellery. The jewelley is often used by top stylists in magazines such as Harpers Bazar, Elle and Instyle and has been seen on shows such as Modern family and Gossip Girl.

Jewellery Care

Sterling Silver

We will always state if an item is sterling silver when purchased. Items that are sterling silver should not tarnish if looked after properly, they can oxidise through long periods of exposure out in the open air, so we do advise that they are kept in a pouch or grip plastic bag to keep it air tight. Silver can be polished up easily with a silver cloth or with a silver dip to brighten them up.

Gold/Rose Plated or Silver Plated Jewellery

All plated jewellery will tarnish eventually through wear . Plated jewellery must be not be worn in water and you must be careful with all creams, perfumes and fake tans as this will turn the plating black and discolour them.

Plated items worn daily will gradually fade in colour as this is not a permanent colour and cannot be polished with a cloth.

Gold Vermeil Jewellery

Vermeil is a silver-gilt and is a mixture of silver and gold precious metals. It can only be considered vermeil if the base metal is a precious metal and the gold has to be a thickness of 2.5 microns thick. Vermeil is harder wearing that your typical plating and so can be a good option if you wish to wear your item of gold jewellery every day and in and out of water, as it is less likely to discolour, They can also be polished up with a polishing cloth to restore the shine.

Magnetic Fastening

Anything with a magnetic fastening MUST NOT be put near water. They are magnets and can rust when in contact with any form or water or liquid. We advise taking off all bracelets like this when they are being used near water as this will allow them to last longer.