The Story of Polki
After months of designing, testing and refining, we're proud to introduce VIXII's debut collection, Irregular - inspired by the idea that the most interesting things in nature are rarely perfectly symmetrical.
At the heart of every piece sits a Lab Grown (uncut) Polki diamond, chosen for its organic form and quiet character - no two stones are ever the same, and this is the world's first Lab Grown Polki Diamond.
What Is a Polki Diamond?
A polki diamond is a diamond in its most natural state - raw, uncut, unpolished. No faceting, no geometric formula, just the stone as it formed. That irregular shape isn't a flaw. It's the whole point.
The cut originated in India over 2,500 years ago as the stone of Mughal royalty, set into 24-karat gold with a silver foil backing for a warm, candlelit glow - the same technique still used in every VIXII piece today.
So Where Does “Lab Grown” Come In?
A Lab Grown Polki Diamond is exactly the same stone - same hardness, same chemistry, same fire - just grown in a controlled environment instead of mined from the earth.
No Land Excavation
Grown, not mined
Lower Environmental Impact
A real diamond, made more responsibly
Irregular by Design
Your classic brilliant-cut diamond is engineered for maximum sparkle - every facet placed to bounce light in one direction. A polki does the opposite. Its facets, sometimes up to a hundred on a single stone, are placed by hand, following the natural shape of the rough diamond.
The result: a warm, shifting glow instead of a sharp, mirror-like flash. Think candlelight vs. spotlights.
Hand-Set
Lab grown
One of One
Irregular-Cut
Why VIXII Uses Polki
Because no two stones are the same. Because the craft behind setting them is genuinely extraordinary. Because we think jewellery should have a story - one that stretches back 2,500 years and still feels completely current.
We've built every piece with a modern approach: delicate details, curated colour, and styles that feel uniquely you.
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