Hi, I'm the founder of EVERRAY.

Growing up in a Marwari family, I was deeply immersed in the richness of Rajasthani culture—its royal palaces, majestic havelis, and the opulence of a regal life. But more than the architecture or the grandeur, it was the jewelry that enchanted me the most.

I remember being mesmerized by the pieces worn by kings, queens, and princesses. They weren’t just ornaments—they were stories etched in metal and stone, handcrafted with such detail that they became symbols of power, poise, and prestige.

Even as a child, I understood something very clearly:
Jewelry could transform a person.
A single, well-crafted piece could elevate confidence, change posture, and bring out a quiet kind of elegance that words often fail to capture.

I used to say something to my mom all the time—she’d sometimes forget to wear her earrings or her bangles, and I’d gently ask her, “Why didn’t you wear them today?”
To me, a woman’s neck should never feel bare. Her ears should always carry earrings—balis, jhumkas, studs—and her hands, adorned with bracelets, bangles, and rings.

Because jewelry isn’t just decoration—it’s an expression.
It’s a legacy of our culture—of Shringaar, one of the core values of Indian tradition.

But somewhere along the way, as society modernized, this essence began to fade. We started wearing pieces that didn’t speak for us. Jewelry that didn’t turn heads, didn’t earn compliments, and didn’t make us feel like the main character in our own story.

And that’s why I created EVERRAY.
To bring back that feeling.
To design pieces that honor tradition, embrace modernity, and most importantly, celebrate you.

Because you deserve to feel elegant and luxurious—every single day.