Ruby Raang at Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop

Ruby Raang’s creations for men are meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans hailing from various regions across India, including Delhi, Meerut, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Kolkata, and Mumbai. The label’s unwavering commitment to quality is evident in its careful selection of the finest raw materials for its pieces. The brand is not just driven by love and passion; it is a reflection of these emotions that shine brilliantly in every single creation they craft. Kundan Polki, Meenakari, beads, etc. are some of the crafts and embellishments seen adorning the label’s men’s accessories with a strong focus on culture. Ruby Raang Studio’s maalas for men are quite popular among grooms-to-be and groomsmen, who opt for them for sherwanis and bandhgalas. The label’s rings too are perfect for weddings and festive occasions where accessorising takes precedence along with outfit selection. Check out all of these and more by Ruby Raang online on Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop now if you’re tying the knot or a wedding is on your calendar!

Ruby Raang Men’s Jewellery & Men's Accessories

Ruby Raang’s Maalas, which are highly coveted among the men of today for their wedding repertoire, are the new ‘it’ accessory. They have transcended their origins to become a symbol of opulence and style. The label’s meticulously crafted beaded necklaces are an integral part of a groom's trousseau, offering a touch of elegance and sophistication. They are available in a myriad of designs to cater to diverse tastes and preferences. From classic pearls to vibrant gemstones and stunning metalwork, there's a Sherwani Mala to complement every groom's attire and personality. Similarly, the ethnic rings offered by the label spell royalty in every way. Whether it’s the intricate meenakari work that adorns these pieces or the kundan polki that elevates them, every detail adds up to the most wonder-striking ring selection. You can also count on Ruby Raang’s stud earrings if you’re someone who likes being dressed to the nines. Not only do they add an extra traditional touch, but also make your style unique and memorable. Lastly — don’t forget to check out the remarkable curation of Kalgis, also known as "Sarpech", that carries a storied past deeply rooted in Indian culture. They were traditionally worn by royalty and nobility as a symbol of honour, prestige, and power on wedding safa for groom. Today, grooms have the privilege of incorporating this rich heritage into their wedding attire and Ruby Raang’s Kundan Polki Meenakari Kalgis are exactly what you need to complete your look.

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