If Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, during his trip to India wore earrings lapis lazuli and diamonds signed Amrapali there is a reason. Okay, in part it is also a sign of polite, to show that the jewelry made in India is apreciate by the British royal family. But it is also because Amrapali is one of the most famous and appreciated Maison of Jaipur, the capital of Indian jewelry. Even many Bollywood stars wear jewelry of this brand which is named (perhaps the Duchess of Cambridge ignored him) of a famous royal courtesan, lived around 500 BC in ancient India. But it is also the name of the Muse of inspiration, intuition and a higher spiritual vision through its timeless beauty and grace. It is a figure so famous in the Asian subcontinent that his name is also mentioned in the ancient Pali Buddhist traditions. A little more concretely, the jewelry company is driven by the passion of its founders, Rajesh Ajmera and Rajiv Arora, who like to revive the ancient tradition of Indian jewelery, but revisited and taken to the highest levels with a rich processing and with high quality stones. Lavinia Andorno
