Jewelry tributes Helen Keller!


Latique Launches
New Collection, Helen

Latique’s Helen collection is dedicated to Helen Keller who has an inspiring lifetime story. Designed with Braille alphabet Latique adds a deeper meaning to jewellery. 
The theme of the collection reflects that true love is not seen with our eyes but is felt deep within our soul. Each piece in the collection touches the soul of every jewelry lover with the initials or the name of your love done, or by the inspirational words that keep you motivated written in Braille alphabet. 

Every piece in the collection symbolizes the different emotions of Helen’s touch and feel aesthetics. All designs are embellished with diamonds and colored gems.

Latika Khanna, Founder and Designer, Latique, says: “My endeavor is to create jewellery that compliments the wearers’ personality. I strive to create timeless pieces of jewellery that can be handed down generations. Each design ensures that every uncut diamond and every gem is set in a way that maximizes its brilliance and beauty.”

If design is what distinguishes Latique, quality is its hallmark. Each of its pieces is individually crafted to maintain the luxury status of the brand and meet with the highest international standards for unblemished stones.



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