Made at our own bench
Six goldsmiths, one address, and an invoice that states the metal rate and the making charge on separate lines — so you can check both on the day rather than read them back out of one figure.
The workshop, counted
Nothing here is about our customers. These are facts about the bench, and the ledger holds every one of them.
Where to start
Four ways in. Everything below is in the tray, not in a catalogue.
Neckwear
Collars, chains and pendants, from 8 g upward.
Earrings
Studs, hoops and jhumkas, strung by hand at the bench.
Rings
Plain bands, solitaires and the stone tray you pick from.
Bridal
Full sets, quoted as one piece at a time so you can stop anywhere.
In the tray now
Prices are the piece as photographed and move with the metal. The making charge is stated per piece rather than averaged across the case.
FeaturedRatanpole Collar
A flat collar drawn and chased by hand, with no cast components.
FeaturedJhumka, Five Row
Five rows of hand-strung beads on a domed cap.
Hoop, Plain 18
An 18 mm hoop with a tube hinge, not a wire catch.
Chakri Studs
A traditional disc stud, cut rather than stamped.
Solitaire, Four Claw
Claws cut from the shank, never soldered on.
Kalash Pendant
A repoussé pendant raised from a single sheet.
Book a bench visit
An hour at the bench with a goldsmith rather than across a counter. Bring a photograph of anything you want made, or nothing at all.
New pieces, as they leave the bench
One note a month with what was made and what it weighed. No rate alerts and no offers.
✓ Added. The next note goes out at the end of the month.