In India, the signet ring has long been more than ornamentation — it has been an emblem of identity, lineage, and authority.
Traditionally known as mohar anguthi or mudra ring, these pieces once carried engraved seals used to mark letters, authenticate documents, or represent a family’s insignia. A single impression on wax could speak for an entire household, clan, or kingdom.

Across regions — from Rajasthan’s royal courts to South India’s ancestral merchant families — signets symbolised trust, continuity, and honour. They were worn by kings, scholars, traders, and matriarchs who held influence within their communities.

At Diaphano, we reinterpret this Indian tradition with a contemporary eye — silhouettes reduced to their purest form, details carved with precision, each ring envisioned as a modern mudra: a gesture of self-recognition.

Your signet becomes your personal sigil.
A quiet declaration of who you are, and the lineage you carry forward.