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Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan made a striking style declaration during a recent outing in Mumbai, elevating men’s fashion by embracing an extravagant luxury brooch — a trend previously popularised by industrialist Anant Ambani on high-profile occasions. The appearance signals a growing interest in bold jewellery choices among male celebrities and highlights how accessories once confined to formal events are now reshaping everyday fashion narratives.
Khan was spotted at Jio World Plaza with his wife, Kareena Kapoor Khan, sporting an all-black tailored ensemble that served as a perfect canvas for the standout accessory — a rare Tiffany & Co. Jean Schlumberger “Bird on a Rock” brooch valued at approximately ₹42 lakh. More than just an ornamental piece, the brooch is a work of high-jewellery artistry, featuring intricately set diamonds, a large cushion-shaped citrine and a ruby “eye,” all crafted in 18-karat yellow gold and platinum.
Originally sketched in 1965, the iconic design has become a sought-after collector’s piece, known for its sculptural representation of a bird atop a gemstone “rock,” reflecting Tiffany’s long heritage of innovation and craftsmanship.
By choosing this eye-catching brooch for a relatively casual public appearance, Khan underscored how luxury jewellery is no longer confined to formal red carpets or traditional attire. Fashion insiders suggest that male accessories — including high-end brooches — are increasingly viewed as expressions of personality and refined style rather than gender-specific adornments, helping to expand the range of mainstream men’s fashion.
Brooches, once primarily associated with women’s couture or elite ceremonial wear, are finding new life as versatile statement pieces. They now appear on blazers, premium jackets and even more relaxed outfits, adding a touch of opulence while complementing minimalist styling.
Khan’s choice resonates with a broader trend of gender-fluid luxury fashion, where accessories traditionally seen as feminine are embraced by all genders as markers of confidence and personal aesthetic. This evolution reflects shifts in contemporary style norms, where individuality and creative expression increasingly guide fashion decisions.
As more prominent figures experiment with high-jewellery pieces outside formal settings, brooches and other statement accessories are gaining momentum as mainstream fashion staples, bringing old-world craftsmanship into the modern wardrobe
