We’ve abhorred the term “small business” from the start.

Not because we were big—but because our vision was always bigger than labels.
Our dreams weren’t measured by the square feet of the living room we started in, but by the impact we knew we were meant to create.

Wrapgame wasn’t built to fit in. It was born to break free.

From the beginning, we knew that bling wasn’t just an aesthetic—it was a statement. A challenge to the idea that you have to dim yourself to be accepted.

Most people are afraid of bling because, deep down, they’re afraid to be seen. Afraid of their own shine.

We’re here to change that.

We started with jewellery—but our mission is so much more.

We want to show women, creators, dreamers: you are allowed to take up space. You are allowed to be bold, bright, unapologetic. Women are taught to be cautious with money, to fear losses, to shy away from risk.

But we believe: when you bet on yourself, you never really lose.

Our journey has never been linear. We began as four. We are not the same four anymore.

We’ve had our share of learnings, heartbreaks, growth spurts, and milestones.
And yet, through it all, the soul of Wrapgame stayed the same—driven by intent, not ego.

Today, that soul reached the steps of the Met Gala 2025, when Kiara Advani made her international debut wearing our Molten Lava Ear Harness. A piece that began on a sketchpad, now gracing the world’s most elite red carpet.

This isn’t our first global moment either—Ananya Panday wore Wrapgame in Call Me Bae on Amazon Prime. That moment, too, reminded us that when you design with purpose, the world will notice.

And this is just the beginning.

To those watching from the sidelines, wondering if you’ll ever get your shot: you will.
Keep showing up. Keep creating.
We’re proof that a brand born from a living room can make it to the world stage—without permission, without compromise.

Thank you for standing by us, cheering for us, believing in us.

Here’s to shining—loudly, proudly, and forever in bling.