Did Kylie Jenner just wear Sabyasachi Mukherjee jewellery? Fans spot a desi fashion moment

When global celebrities step out in iconic jewels, the internet is quick enough to play the role of fashion detective. And this time, we have Kylie Jenner on the cards, as fans spotted her wearing a stunning piece of jewellery from Indian luxury designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s collection.

The designer, who is known for his heritage-inspired collection, knows how to play traditional Indian craftsmanship with a contemporary touch, making him a popular choice among international celebrities.

For a cover story in an international fashion magazine, Kylie Jenner delivered grace and sensual poise in striking earrings from Sabyasachi High Jewellery. She wore stunning 18-karat gold diamond earrings carved in a luminous pear shape with morganite drops. The designs look inspired by chandelier silhouettes and feature diamond-studded circular studs around the top with geometric links that softly cascade downwards.



The glowing morganite anchors the piece as the romantic blush tone with contrasting crisp brilliance lends a gentle warmth to the whole piece, while the structured twinkling framework does most of the architectural work. The design drew inspiration from his Paris-Calcutta high jewellery collection, where the European structural references blended perfectly with Indian craftsmanship.

Catching the light elegantly from all the angles, the beautiful piece sat perfectly with her black off-shoulder Valentino Haute Couture, which carried a hint of celestial crystal bliss, making all things look absolutely iconic. The vintage-inspired setting blended with the beadwork and cosmic motifs and was teamed with a pair of yellow ankle-strap heels, which added just the right amount of vibrant colour.

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While the label is yet to confirm the piece, the speculation alone highlights the steady growth and demand of Indian designers in Hollywood and how the West is embracing the Indian couture heritage.