Shivaani Vaishnavi | Handmade Resin Jewellery from Goa

Shivaani Vaishnavi creates lightweight, sculptural resin jewellery in Goa, bringing together an architectural eye for form with an appreciation for nature, colour and everyday details. With a background in architecture, Shivaani approaches jewellery through structure, composition and balance, creating pieces that feel artistic yet effortless to wear.

What Makes Shivaani Vaishnavi Distinctive?

The beauty of Shivaani Vaishnavi lies in the way resin is treated almost like a design material rather than simply a jewellery component. The pieces are handcrafted in premium epoxy resin with a clear, glass-like finish, giving them a lightness and luminosity that makes even sculptural forms comfortable to wear.

Her inspiration often comes from Goa and its surroundings. The Seaglass collection captures the colours and irregular beauty of glass softened by the sea, while Azulejos takes cues from the hand-painted tiles found across Goa and Portugal. The Back to the 60's pieces reinterpret the bold, graphic language of the 1960s through geometric resin forms.

The result is jewellery that feels contemporary, playful and distinctly individual—statement-making without the weight or formality of conventional statement jewellery.

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From translucent Seaglass earrings and necklaces to sculptural Gemma pieces and graphic geometric forms, Shivaani Vaishnavi works particularly well when jewellery is used to bring colour and personality to an otherwise simple outfit. The pieces can move easily from everyday dressing to brunches, holidays, parties and evening occasions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Shivaani Vaishnavi jewellery made from?
The jewellery is primarily handcrafted using premium epoxy resin, giving the pieces their distinctive lightness and glass-like finish.

Where is Shivaani Vaishnavi jewellery made?
The jewellery is handcrafted in Panjim, Goa.

Is resin jewellery heavy to wear?
No. Lightweight resin is one of the defining qualities of the jewellery, making the sculptural designs comfortable for extended wear.

What inspires the designs?
The inspiration ranges from Goa's natural landscape and seaglass to architectural details, Portuguese-influenced tile patterns and geometric forms.