Farah Khan Atelier introduces Love Locked, a poetic fine jewellery collection that transforms secrets into symbols and stories into treasures. Deeply personal yet boldly expressive, the collection speaks to the emotions that dwell quietly within the heart, rendering them eternal through craftsmanship, colour, and form.
Each piece is meticulously sculpted in 18k gold and diamonds, distinguished by the Maison’s signature Aayat motif reimagined as a padlock crowned with a single coloured gemstone. Farah Khan Atelier’s design language, rooted in heritage yet expressed through modern artistry, finds new resonance in this collection — each lock embodying an emotion, a secret, and a silent story.
In Love Locked, every gemstone carries a meaning that transcends adornment. Ruby stands for love, emerald for fortune, pink sapphire for happiness, blue sapphire for peace, and diamond for gratitude. Designed to never open, these padlocks symbolize the preciousness of what they protect — emotions sealed within, untouchable yet ever-present.
The collection invites reflection on intimacy, trust, and permanence. Farah Khan’s craftsmanship transforms sentiment into substance, blending intricate detailing with minimal silhouettes to create pieces that are as symbolic as they are sophisticated. Each jewel becomes a modern talisman — a quiet assertion of individuality, connection, and self-expression.
More than a collection, Love Locked is a dialogue between artistry and emotion. It continues Farah Khan Atelier’s legacy of storytelling, where every creation carries meaning beyond material value. Through this collection, the Maison reaffirms that true luxury lies not in excess, but in essence — in the emotion that jewellery evokes rather than the brilliance it reflects.
In a world often defined by display, Love Locked celebrates the unseen and the unspoken. It’s a reminder that the most valuable treasures are the ones that remain safely held within — a fusion of sentiment and craftsmanship, anchored in Farah Khan Atelier’s timeless philosophy that jewellery should not only adorn but awaken the heart.
