Flora Cluster Ring

note from the designer

What do the bustling bazaars of istanbul, the spice shops of Kochi, and the retro Sunday pop-ups have in common? A portal to a world where the air is thick with a quaint fragrance and everything shimmers with retinement

Inspired by travels to such quaint bazaars, the collection invites you to our world of vintage and become explorers and collectors of life's finer nuances that evoke a sense of dignified elegance and a feeling of elevated joy.

handcrafted with love

India, the land of heritage, culture and craftsmanship has been a perennial model of inspiration for the world. The India of Mol recognises art, flamboyance, the luxury of materials, and layered storytelling while placing it firmly in the NOW. With each piece, we attempt to bring through the legacy of Indian craftsmanship and skilled artistry, simplified to be worn as a reminder of all things beautiful, in our day-to-day lifestyle. All our designs are handcrafted, they spend anywhere between 12 to 20 days at multiple workshops, are nurtured with a mix big of old and new techniques, a spark of colors, different metal finishes, to bring together in narmony, something to cherish.

Why wear the Kural as an ornament?

Kural is not just read — it’s felt, lived, and now, worn. Thirukkural isn’t merely literature; it is the soul of Tamil wisdom, with its 1,330 couplets offering timeless reflections on love, ethics, leadership, and humanity. These verses were never meant to stay confined within pages — they are meant to breathe, to live, and now, to shine. When a Kural is crafted into an ornament, it transforms from poetry into presence, becoming more than just adornment — it becomes your identity. It’s a verse you carry not just in your mind, but close to your heart, worn on your skin. It’s like wearing your principles, your pride, your purpose. Gold and diamonds have value — but when they hold a Kural, they gain voice. They speak. They tell the world who you are.

In a world chasing trends, a Kural ornament is timeless.
It doesn’t just beautify the body — it dignifies the soul.