For the modern groom, jewellery has moved far beyond the conventional. Brooches, statement pins and jewelled timepieces are emerging as powerful expressions of personality, bringing symbolism, craftsmanship and a sense of occasion to wedding dressing. From regal lions and divine iconography to sculptural interpretations of nature, these seven groom’s jewellery accessories make a compelling case for men to embrace pieces that are every bit as distinctive as the ensemble itself.
Le Souverain
The lion has long stood as an emblem of quiet power, and Kisna Diamond & Gold Jewellery gives that symbolism a strikingly regal expression with Le Souverain. Cascading strands frame the commanding lion motif, creating a piece that feels ceremonial without losing its contemporary edge. Designed as an enduring symbol of majesty, noble spirit and timeless grace, it is a fitting statement for the groom who prefers his jewellery with presence and purpose.
Keeper of The Cosmos
Divine symbolism takes centre stage in Verma Jewellers’ Keeper of The Cosmos. Crowned by the Trishul and awakened by the rhythm of the Damru, the serene blue form of Lord Shiva sits at the heart of an intricate composition. Balancing stillness, strength and the infinite cosmos, the piece transforms spiritual iconography into an arresting groom’s accessory with extraordinary visual impact.
Divyadarshan
Inspired by the eternal grace of Tirupati Balaji, Aisshpra Gems and Jewels’ Divyadarshan turns devotion into an intricately jewelled statement. Richly detailed and illuminated with colour, the piece captures the sacred presence of the deity in a form designed to command attention. Rooted in faith and destined for timeless splendour, it brings a deeply personal dimension to ceremonial menswear.
Petals of Purity
There is an understated elegance to Charu Jewels’ Petals of Purity, where the lotus bud becomes a metaphor for beauty waiting to unfold. Sculptural petals surround a luminous centre, creating a design that feels refined, architectural and quietly expressive. Inspired by the moment before dawn when every petal is poised to reveal itself, the piece offers a sophisticated alternative to overtly ornate groom’s jewellery.
Spirit of Freedom
The untamed energy of the wild horse shapes D.P. Jewellers’ Spirit of Freedom. Rendered with intricate detailing and a strong sculptural silhouette, the horse becomes an expression of quiet strength and boundless freedom. Noble yet unconventional, the design brings movement and character to the groom’s look while retaining the polish expected of fine jewellery.
Gajaraksha
The elephant and Lord Ganesha come together in Sparkle Diamonds, a unit of Shree Radhe Jewellers Pvt Ltd’s Gajaraksha, a piece rich in symbolism and visual drama. Where the elephant represents dignity, Lord Ganesha brings wisdom, grace and eternal protection. The sculptural elephant form, accented with green gemstones and a golden Ganesha motif, makes this a distinctive choice for a groom seeking jewellery with both meaning and individuality.
Atlas Regalis
Time takes on an imperial character in Symetree by Haritsons Designs’ Atlas Regalis. A regal timepiece sits beneath an ornate crown, watched over by mythical guardians and framed by cascading diamond strands. Conceived around the idea that time once belonged to kings, the design turns the pocket watch into a dramatic piece of jewellery, creating a legacy-worthy accessory destined to outlive fleeting trends.
These exceptional creations were among the winners and nominees in the Groom’s Accessory category at the 21st Retail Jeweller India Awards 2026, celebrating the imagination and craftsmanship reshaping jewellery for the contemporary Indian groom. From Kisna Diamond & Gold Jewellery and Verma Jewellers, whose creations took top honours, to the distinctive designs by Aisshpra Gems and Jewels, Charu Jewels, D.P. Jewellers, Sparkle Diamonds (A Unit of Shree Radhe Jewellers Pvt Ltd) and Symetree by Haritsons Designs, the selection reflects how men’s wedding jewellery is moving confidently beyond convention, becoming more expressive, symbolic and individual.
