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Vivek Ramabhadran

PRESS RELEASE / Launch

22 August 2022

2 minutes

‘Numisma’ is a captivatingly versatile jewelry collection. While the pieces are very contemporary, the roots are intrinsically Indian in their inspiration. Every piece will seamlessly blend with western staples for a cocktail night or a fun destination wedding celebration. The collection is bold, and contemporary and will instantly make heads turn.

Aulerth Launches the ‘NUMISMA’ Collection Designed by Shivan & Narresh

New Delhi, India: Aulerth partners with designer duo Shivan & Narresh, for the first time, to launch an exclusive jewelry line called ‘Numisma’ – that encompasses the contemporary wardrobe of luxury holiday connoisseurs.

‘Numisma’ is a Latin word that indicates the practice of collecting coins, setting a monetary system… Nostalgically, the designer...

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