The National Association of Jewellers
The National Association of Jewellers
03/02/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 03/02/2026 05:02
A Signature of Identity - SOHAVI’s Princess Sophia–Inspired Initial Necklace Taps Rising Personalisation Trend
A Signature of Identity - SOHAVI's Princess Sophia-Inspired Initial Necklace Taps Rising Personalisation Trend
02 Mar 2026
SOHAVI Launches "Always a Princess" - A Heritage-Inspired Initial Necklace Tapping into the Personalisation Trend.
A personalised initial design inspired by the life of Princess Sophia Duleep Singh, suffragette, icon, humanitarian and Royal Indian descendant.
Drawing on the cultural legacy of Sophia, granddaughter of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the Lion of Punjab and daughter of Maharaja Duleep Singh, Goddaughter to Queen Victoria. The piece reinterprets her signature initial necklace for a modern consumer seeking meaning-driven jewellery.
With personalisation continuing to dominate the fine and demi-fine jewellery sector, the Always a Princess necklace offers retailers a culturally rich, story-led product that aligns with demand for individuality and heritage narratives.
Personalisation lies at the heart of the design. Inspired by Princess Sophia's own initial piece, the necklace reflects the idea that jewellery is more than adornment - it is a signature. An initial becomes a declaration of identity, heritage and belief. Worn daily, layered or alone, it turns a personal story into something visible yet intimate. Beyond fleeting trends, personalised jewellery becomes ritual; touched throughout the day as a quiet affirmation of strength and authenticity.
Designed to be layered and styled across collections, the piece supports multiple purchase occasions - from gifting to self-purchase - making it a versatile addition to contemporary jewellery edits.
Always a Princess is not about title - it is about sovereignty of self," says SOHAVI founder Nicci Dhamu. "We are seeing customers invest in jewellery that reflects who they are and what they stand for."
The launch also coincides with renewed cultural interest in the Maharaja Duleep Singh family, with a new exhibition spotlighting their legacy, offering retailers a timely storytelling opportunity.
Source: Sohavi
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