Pallavi Dudeja Foley is an Idian jewelry designer with a passion for gold, pearls, and diamonds.

I love how she describes her beautiful works of jewelry art (see descriptions below) and even models some of the pieces. I guess that's one of the perks about being a woman who also makes jewelry.

Her designs have won numerous awards, and you can read a wonderful biography and see more of her jewelry at the Fashion Trendsetter site.




The Odyssey, is made of 4908 diamonds and it has a combination of a variety of diamond cuts, shapes and colors. It also uses black diamonds, enhancing the contrast between the two sides of the neckwear. The Odyssey is a description about the evolution of a person, through ups and downs in life, finally emerging beautifully.... just like the journey of a diamond.




The jewelry piece "Seam" is inspired by the way a fabric tears and the energy generated by the same. This dynamic burst is captured in the pendant, which is asymmetric and has a natural flow to it. The baroque exotic Tahitian pearls are not drilled or stuck; they are just set in the fine mesh and are held between the gold mesh and the wires. Baguette diamonds are channel set exquisitely into thin grooves in the delicate wire frame. The "Seam" expresses a feeling of great vitality, vigor and motion. The pendant is made in white gold and is very light in weight.



The jewelry piece "Frost" is inspired by the way frost settles on the world around us and looks so wonderful and beautiful. Each area, with frost on it is unique and looks different in form and appeal. In this necklace, the diamonds are set on white gold and they come over the pearl in a random fashion. The neckpiece took three months to finish till the very last detail. Each unit has a different pattern and it is all hand made. The yellow gold at places depicts the latent heat that is present in frost.