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Home / India / Joyalukkas Unveils New Krishna Leela Bridal Collection

Joyalukkas unveils new Krishna Leela bridal collection

The collection draws inspiration from the tales of Lord Krishna, weaving mythology and artistry into exquisite temple jewellery
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:50 PM Apr 08, 2025 IST
The grand unveiling of the new collection took place on April 5 at Prashanth Gold Tower, T Nagar, Chennai.

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Joyalukkas announced the introduction of its new Krishna Leela bridal collection. The collection draws inspiration from the tales of Lord Krishna, weaving together mythology and artistry into exquisite temple jewellery, said a press release.

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The grand unveiling of the new collection took place on April 5 at Prashanth Gold Tower, T Nagar, Chennai.

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Joy Alukkas, Chairman and MD, Joyalukkas Group, said: “The Krishna Leela collection is an ode to the eternal allure of tradition and devotion. It’s a celebration of heritage that today’s brides can wear with pride and joy. We invite everyone to experience the grandeur and be a part of this special unveiling.”

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