Pallavi Dudeja Foley’s Hope Collection

July 2009

Pallavi Dudeja Foley’s Hope Collection

July 2009

Pallavi Dudeja Foley’s Hope jewellery collection is inspired by Gandhian philosophy with messages that are etched on transparent acrylic sheets and set in sterling silver with crystals.

The designer chose a transparent material to express the notion of truth which is conveyed by transparency.
“Wherever there is truth, there is nothing to hide.”

Total number of pieces in the collection - 15 pieces

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