According to the brand, the collection, focused on translating historic design codes into wearable, versatile jewellery, has been designed over two years
Mumbai: Luxury jewellery brand Raabta by Rahul recently unveiled a new jewellery line ‘Saltanat’, drawing inspiration from the royal courts and artistic legacy of Deccan India. At a grand showcase held by the brand, actor Kangana Ranaut turned showstopper, wearing the line’s signature piece that captured the strength and grace at the heart of the design narrative.
The Saltanat collection is defined by handcrafted pieces featuring lab-grown polkis, Swarovski diamonds, baroque pearls, golden topaz, amethyst, and mother-of-pearl detailing. The range includes statement necklaces, regal kaleeras, brooches, and earrings — all designed to balance traditional craftsmanship with modern functionality.
“Saltanat is a two-year project inspired by the soul of Deccan India, created for today’s woman,” said Rahul Luthra, Founder & Creative Director, Raabta by Rahul. “Every piece combines heritage motifs such as lions, elephants and peacocks with contemporary styling. The focus is on translating historic design codes into wearable, versatile jewellery.”
Luthra added that the collection reflects the brand’s continued focus on merging cultural references with evolving consumer preferences. “The market today values authenticity and adaptability,” he noted. “With Saltanat, we are addressing both — offering high-design pieces that carry the depth of tradition but fit seamlessly into modern wardrobes.” For Raabta by Rahul, Saltanat strengthens its position in India’s luxury bridal and couture jewellery segment.
Each jewel in Saltanat is crafted to evoke the grandeur of the Deccan era through miniature figures, animal motifs, and heirloom-inspired silhouettes. The collection’s use of lab-grown polkis and Swarovski stones highlights Raabta by Rahul’s shift towards responsibly sourced materials without compromising on design intricacy.
Raabta by Rahul operates a flagship studio in Delhi and a store in Mumbai, but its primary distribution is through multi-designer retail outlets across India and international markets such as the UK and UAE. The brand also sells online via its own website and other platforms.
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