

Every piece travels the same road from idea to heirloom — each stage completed by hand in Jaipur, where techniques passed down through generations of Tonk artisans give each creation its soul.
Each commission and collection begins in conversation — heritage references, stones and stories gathered into a brief.
Designers sketch the piece by hand, refining proportions and motifs inspired by Tonk's arches and ornament.
The chosen sketch is translated into precise CAD, where curves, weight and settings are resolved before the metal is touched.
Master silversmiths raise the piece in silver — filigree drawn, granulation fused, forms brought to life.
Gemstones are matched by eye and set entirely by hand — bezels raised, kundan pressed, pavé aligned.
Surfaces are polished, oxidised or brushed to the design's intent, and then hallmarked.
The finished jewel undergoes a final inspection — stones, clasps, finish and weight — before it is boxed and released.