Ananya makes fine jewelry around coloured gemstones, 18-karat gold and the idea that adornment can carry meaning as well as light. Founded by Ananya Malhotra, the London-based label draws on Indian jewelry traditions, Central Saint Martins training and gemological study to shape its Chakra and Scatter collections. The mood is vivid and personal, with every bracelet or ring asking to be worn as more than decoration.
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Chakra, Worn Your Way
Ananya's Chakra bracelets make fine jewelry feel personal in a very literal way. Founded by Ananya Malhotra, who studied at Central Saint Martins and the Gemological Institute of America, the label pairs 18-karat gold with coloured stones and an idea of adornment rooted in Indian spirituality. Start with the palette you will actually wear, then let the bracelet become the one expressive piece in a stack.
Scatter And Icon
The earrings, rings and necklaces carry the same conversation between gemstone, symbol and line. Malhotra's Scatter and Chakra collections were shaped by a desire to keep jewelry meaningful rather than merely material, with diamonds and stones doing both visual and emotional work. Wear one strong shape at a time when you want the detail to read, or layer only pieces that share a colour story.

Scatter Double 18-karat gold diamond hoop earrings
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Chakra Icon 18-karat gold tsavorite hoop earrings
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Scatter Wrap 18-karat white gold diamond earrings
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Scatter Mini 18-karat gold diamond hoop earrings
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Chakra Icon 18-karat rose gold hoop earrings
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Chakra 18-karat gold multi-stone necklace
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Scatter 18-karat white gold diamond earrings
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Scatter 18-karat rose gold diamond ring
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Our honest take
Our honest take: Ananya is not quiet jewelry, and it should not be styled as if it wants to be. The pieces are for someone who likes colour, symbolism and a little ceremony in the everyday, with craftsmanship that can stand up to the price. If you take one thing away, make it this: choose the stone or colour you cannot stop looking at, then build the rest around it.










