Celebrate the bond with Voylla’s Rakhi Collection!

We all get a little emotional around this time of the year. Rakshabandhan is just a few more days away and we're pretty sure all the sisters and brothers are in a prep for it. This pure bond is celebrated with so much love that for one day we forget all the squabble that ever took place.

To select rakhis for brothers is an incomparable joy and so is the joy of getting gifts for your sisters. Across India, sisters tie rakhi on their brothers’ wrists and it’s hard to ignore the attention the sisters get on this day! But what happens to the rakhi afterwards? It just ends up in some corner of the house as soon as the day gets over. Some bonds are meant to be cherished forever and keeping the sentiment in mind, Voylla launches a new Rakshabandhan Collection called The Strings of Love.

We’ll give you 4 reasons to get your hands-on Voylla’s Rakhi collection NOW!            

A Rakhi that can be worn as a ring or a pendant? Seriously? Yes! Voylla has launched convertible rakhis that can be worn as a ring and a bracelet and a chain with a pendant! Whatever jewel piece your brother adores, you can give him in the form of a convertible rakhi. Something he can treasure forever!

Ok, so this generation is a little alien to all the preparations for the Pooja Thali. Coconut from the market, the tilak ingredients, sweets or chocolates and so much. Hey, but we're good at showing love. Anyway, at Voylla, we care for your needs and thus, we promise to send you the rakhis with a complete pooja thali.

As we said, something for every brother. You can explore a variety of gold-plated and silver rakhis, especially if your brother is a lover of precious metals and stone. And guess what? With the gold plated rakhis that can be converted to a ring or a bracelet, he will be more than happy to sport that rakhi for long.

Sisters are allowed to PDA at least on this day! Right? We also bring you the rakhis with texts like ‘mere bhaiya’ engraved on it.It’s time for some sibling love!

Happy Rakshabandhan!