Here’s a set of bone china carefully carved to look like raw gems. The Ceramic Gems collection consists of a tea set and coffee tumblers. I really like the lids. There’s something distinctively Scandinavian about them yet this was designed and manufactured in India. If I’m going to have a spot of tea with the Queen, I’m doing it on my terms – not out of those frilly sets they use at Buckingham Palace.
Designer: Mohit Arora
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I liked this design better the first time, when it was called “Ruba Rombic”
Wow! Like it!
how do you find the prices.. i like the second tea set and one other thing. i hate when people don't price things.
how do you find the prices.. i like the second tea set and one other thing. i hate when people don't price things.