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Free of rules
No occasion. No gender. No prescription. The piece is yours the moment it leaves the studio.
House of Saya · est. MMXXVI
Brooches,
worn your way.
A small studio in Hyderabad making brooches that don't sit still — pinned to a lapel, a scarf, a bag strap, or a sari pleat. One piece, many ways.
The Camel · No. VII
The Eagle · No. IV
The Panther · No. VIII
The Bow & Arrow · No. I
01 / 04
22ct gold polish over bronze, hand-buffed.
Sterling silver polish, hand-set pavé.
Champagne-gold polish, on raw silk.
Burnished bronze — our smallest pin.
LaunchingMMXXVI
Made inHyderabad
Free shippingwithin India
Insuredworldwide
15-dayreturns
The Saya manifesto
Jewellery isn't an addition.
It changes how you carry yourself.
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Made for daily
Plated metals over solid bronze and brass — heirloom finish at a price you can wear on a Tuesday.
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One, many ways
Every brooch is designed to live on a lapel, a scarf, a bag, a collar, or a sari. Nothing fixed.
The Edit · seven pieces
Begin with one.
Our story
Begun the way meaningful things do — quietly, in conversation.
Two friends, a shared love for jewellery, and a stubborn question: why does something so personal arrive with so many rules?
Simran Jadeja & Divya Chaudhary · Hyderabad
Ways to wear
One brooch. Six places.
The full guide is on the Ways to Wear page. Here are five to start.
Early notes · launch week
From the people who wore one first.
“I keep moving it. Lapel one day, scarf the next.”
“Felt like an heirloom at a price I could justify on a weekday.”
“I wore the Stag pinned through a sari and three people asked.”
It changes how you carry yourself. How you feel. How you're seen.
House of Saya · Hyderabad · 2026