[Portrait of Franky: natural light, wearing a piece, 4:5]Founder
Meet Franky
Some women start a jewellery brand. Franky is finishing one.
Years ago, Franky Aggarwal and her husband built a collection of handcrafted silver together. [Her part in it, in one sentence: choosing stones? the designs? the customers?] Pair by pair, it became something they were proud of.
Then, like so many things women put on hold, it went into boxes. [What paused it: family, work, life. Keep it honest and short.]
She never stopped thinking about it. [A true memory: a pair she loved, a customer she remembers, the day a design came together.]
Ivari is Franky opening those boxes, and putting her own name on the door. Every piece you see here, she has held, checked and chosen again.
In her words
[A short quote from Franky, e.g. why she wants these worn, not kept]
Franky Aggarwal, founder
Why a woman-led brand matters to us
Jewellery is almost always bought by women, worn by women, and passed between women: mothers, daughters, sisters, friends. It makes sense that the person choosing it is one of them.
[Optional, if true: Franky writes many of the gift notes herself.]