Arvino Is A Jaipur-Born Jewellery Label That's Making Sustainable Luxury Effortless

Arvino toes the delicate line between luxury and ethics. The Jaipur-born jewellery brand is not about glitz — it's about narrative, craftsmanship, and dedication. From recycled metal and upcycled stones to empowering the hands that craft each piece, Arvino puts the dialogue of conscious luxury into sharper, shinier focus.

Established by Aravind Agarwal, Arvino initially started in a small workshop in 1992, with craftsmanship as the core. From an intimate atelier on a small scale, it has today become an internationally acclaimed label, adored for its sculptural shapes, rough-hewn textures, and daring, dramatic silhouettes. And yet, each piece retains its subtle dignity that feels both organic as well as intensely personal.

Whether it's a chunky heart necklace, a star ring, or a pencil-sharp Lapis Lazuli necklace, Arvino's pieces toy with contrast flitting between edge and softness, simplicity, and extravagance. It's jewellery that's as appropriate for a gallery opening as it is for a Tuesday coffee dash. That is, pieces that live with you. That's the magic.

But what distinguishes Arvino isn't its shape — it's the sense of purpose embedded in every peice. The company is a certified member of the Responsible Jewellery Council and commits to transparency and ethical manufacturing at every step. From using = 18K gold-plated recycled brass to upcycling overlooked gemstones and pearls, the jewellery has been crafted to endure.

Their ethical commitments aren't just limited to the materials either. Arvino supports fair labour practices, too, with more than 70 women working in their production lines. They assert that they're a brand founded by and for resilient women and that their workshops are places where empowerment is more than a buzzword, but a core value.

For customers interested in the permanent jewellery trend, Arvino also features custom welded pieces — seamless, clasp-less designs that can be worn as a second skin. These items aren't simply accessories; they're contemporary heirlooms; souvenirs of an experience or a way of thinking, meant to change with beauty and significance over the years.

With every design handcrafted in-house and finished with artisanal care, Arvino reminds us that jewellery can be both beautiful and responsible and statement-worthy without being wasteful. It’s high fashion, minus the guilt trip.

If you’ve been looking for jewellery that aligns with your values but still turns heads, Arvino might just be your new fix of everyday luxury.

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