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Singerkach

Bathtubs were the rage in the early '70s and any genteel house being built then in the city would feature one in each en-suite bathroom even if the space wasn't really suitable for that sort of a feat...
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Suvarna Matar-Mala

In Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, The Princess and the Pea (1835), a drenched girl in tattered clothes and wet heels claimed she was a princess while standing at the door of a castle hoping to ...
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Hridayam

"'Cause when I close my eyes and drift away
I think of you and everything's okay
I'm finally now believing
That maybe it's true
That I can't live without you
And maybe tw...
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Natun-Bazaar

There are precious few among you who haven’t yet, in their lives lived thus far, tasted a pure Bengali sandesh of the kind the taste and texture of which sticks to your tongue and your mind and your h...
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Pushpamitra

The PhulaPhalaPaathi Hansuli from two-and-a-half months ago is a torque-like jewel the central section of which sports a‘Tarkulia’ discal pasha with its regal floral-sun motif surrounded by a halo of ...
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Debasmita— or How a Beloved Grandmother Lives on in a Precious New Jewel

We happen to be India's (actually, the world's ) first ISO9001 certified jewellers, meaning research and design, manufacture, distribution and after-sales service are all covered under the internation...
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Gul-e-Dawoodi

There's no knowing what'll come from where when a bespoke jewel is being created. In this case, a choker has been wrought by hand in which the primary motif is the hardy garden chrysanthemum in its do...
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Art Deco ‘Metro’ Necklace and Earrings

Let’s talk Art Deco a bit before we delve into the nitty-gritties of the design of this helf-set.

In the west, the Art Deco movement followed from where the Belle Epoque and Art Nouveau phases lef...

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Nemali Abhramala

A black cotton Uppada with twin zari peacocks on its pallu — a favourite saree — was the starting point of this jewel where the birds, entrapped in the aanchal of the garment, seemed to silently plead...
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Shritama-Srinath Sita-Har

On a simple double-kamal ball-karai chain is hung like a swing the elaborate centrepiece of this one-of-a-kind Sita-har that purports to recreate that little slice of Vrindavan where Lord Krishna ench...
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Hirer ChaltaPhul Pendant

You probably wouldn’t remember the Hirer ChaltaPhul from February 2021, but it’ll be worthwhile if you do reference it while perusing this jewel because it happens to be the companion pendant to those...
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Nautanki

Refer, if you will, the Opera necklace we showcased on this page about eight years ago (5th January, 2016, to be precise) and you’ll find a certain similarity of form. But whereas that was . . . well ...
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Labangaphul Jhilimili Choker

Reminiscent of the kind of jewellery popular during the late-’60s and -’70s and a tastefully pared down version of those is this recherché choker with nine perfectly square panels of labangaphul hinge...
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Mou-Phuleswari Sita-Har

Mou Banerjee is a success story, in every which way that an independent woman of today can be successful : she’s financially independent, is a caring mother, is a caring daughter as well to her Ma wh...
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PhulaPhalaPaathi Hansuli

For those who might rejoice in that which is dedicatedly ethno-chic, this torque-like hansuli will provide no pleasure — it’s too close to the actual Celtic neck ring, without being monastic of course...
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Lal Niwas

It's unmistakably Rajasthani, the form of this necklace, with that monumental rectangular pendant suspended from a thick strand of teota and kadma orbs, with plain rondelles in between, substituting f...
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Nabhogaja Pendant-Earring Set

To
Smt. Parvati Devi
Kailash Mountaintop Retreat
1 Midway Road,
Centre of the Universe.
Pin - 100001.

Madam,

Subject : To and Fro Transport Booking for Your Tou...

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The Firebird Suite

The marvellous Slavic folk tale of The Firebird comes alive in this gorgeous necklace where a belt of chhela double-kamal chain becomes a festoon under which the fabled ‘pakhi’ is seen perched on the ...
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Marguerite Necklace

Marguerites are used in the game of Plucking-the-Daisy-Petals, which we all are very well-acquainted with. As a person picks off the petals of the flower, one at a time, he/she speaks the phrase:
...
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Rosa Sertulata à Malmaison Choker

Pierre-Joseph Redouté, the reputed flower artist and botanist from Belgium, who was known mainly for his watercolours of roses, lilies and other flowers at the Château de Malmaison during the time of ...
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Vincent

I went to a U2 concert with him —
at fifty-seven, would you believe?
I cut my hair to a wavy bob, and wrought
bonsai magic with my bare hands
And loved myself more because in<...
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Latifa-Hydrangea Choker

This is an adaptation. Nothing more need be said.
You know the Latifa-Hydrangea Hansuli from May, last year, only too well for us to have to reiterate the legend of the jewel's making. That orna...
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Touchwood !

Funny, how memories find their way into fine jewellery, and sweet objects that once occupied pride of place in the home, and which have since disappeared, somehow return in a more intricately interpre...
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Tantuparva

Drawn from our Bengali version of the Addigai, of 2013 vintage, this belt necklace acknowledges the joyous aspect of Indian handwoven textiles just as it rings in the monsoon with its fringe of merry ...
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Mayurpur — the Necklace

It's been eight auriferous years from when we first brought alive in gold the nocturnal garden of love that Mayurpur is and proposed it as a monsoon venue for you to be lost in romance in.
Who am...
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Meghanandini

The pair of perched peacocks; raindrops caught on slender vines that by morn turn into festoons of dew; a kinder sun, its polished rays softened by jade and pearl beads like droplets of brishti collec...
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Digantaratna Jhalor Necklace

This festoon necklace has a distinctly western sensibility to it but is made quite in the Indian tradition of ‘nabaratna’ goyna. All nine gems are fitted in the tiny collets forming the flowers and ga...
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Singapura

The Merlion, a mythical creature with a lion’s head and a fish’s body, is a popular (and probably official) mascot of Singapore. But it isn’t any hoary traditional symbol at all and was developed by t...
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Labanya Latika

It isn’t news that we, from time to time, access the M.B.S catalogue (the official jewellery catalogue of our forbears M.B.Sirkar, from about eighty years ago) and recreate designs from there, either ...
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Teota-Topa-Tutan Necklace

There’s a case for deriving jewels from jewels. And we’re truly delighted to make it possible for you to have your favourite ornaments from us, even if it involves a significant resizing and modificat...
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Mukto-Pushpa Hirer Mala

Distinctly Edwardian in its construct, this supremely elegant festoon necklace in 18K yellow gold (you’ll know about the yellow bit later) is not of our design but a faithful replica of a family jewel...
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Mahali Hath-Pakha Sita-Har

Detachment, in the most basic understanding of the word, can mean separation. And after a period of more than two months of forced silence we’ve felt that meaning more than ever in our heart and mind,...
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Parosmita

A Paroma pasha (not the actual one but the inadvertent design, with a prominent rose in it, which came to be known by that name thanks to the beautiful television personality, true-blue aesthete, a...

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Mogori Rose Choker

Being the main ornament of a wedding set, this choker was designed first and then the fringe earrings (shown earlier this week) matched to it. The idea of substituting the sophisticated rose of our pr...
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Aad-Bastar

Distinctly Rajasthani in its form and detailing, this one-of-a-kind necklace is nonetheless as far away from those chunky 'aad' designs as, say, a hansuli is from a pati har.

To start with, it’...

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O Tiya!' Sita-Har

Drawn as much from Lalu Prasad Shaw's Bibi series of paintings as it is from the endearing Pratima Banerjee song 'O Tiya Toré' — where she pleads her escaped parrot to readily agree to be shackled ag...
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Briar Rose's Collar

Now, Briar Rose was a brave princess and no amount of pleading by the old man at the barely discernible gate flanked on both sides by seemingly unending thorn hedges could dissuade her from wanting to...
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Chandra-Toran

I sell stolen moons but only of the falcate kind. To start with, it's difficult to pilfer the full moon from the sky without anyone noticing, and then it's even more difficult to offload them because ...
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Radio Har

This comes straight from the M.B.S. catalogue where, on Page 39, bottom right, you'll see the original version of this which, because of its obround inset piece, was, and still is, known as the Tentul...
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Ratna Briksha

Seems familiar? That’s because you’ve seen this chasing on another set of jewels : The Shuk-Umlakh from March this year.

That’s the beauty of bespoke : when you love a jewel enough to commit to ...

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Vishoka

Another instance of the kind of matchless jewel that can result from reverse customisation where a smaller ornament or accessory is referenced for a necklace or Sita-har or mukut or some such monument...
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Anganpriya

In classical music the structure of a piece is built upon a theme that usually has a strong central melody which is later varied and repeated and is called a ‘variation’. After the first variation’...

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Kingkhap

Sometime in June, the venerated Cottage Industries held a textile exhibition at the Thyagaraja Hall where only handloom silks and cottons and linen were on display mostly as clothing and related ar...

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Marangoni Minaphul Necklace

This is rare. And by that we don’t just mean the ornament — which is certainly unique in that it’s a near replica of a museum piece — but also the circumstances of its manufacture.

When a cli...

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Latifa-Hydrangea Hansuli

Sometimes we do too much.   

From the form of this hansuli, you’ll recall easily our Grinling Gendaphul from December, 2018 that’s gone on to become something of a legend. The order...

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Gopa

A revival of what used to be a popular style thirty years ago, this tubular amulet necklace owes its second birth to Mrs. Gopa Das Gupta who not only ordered it in the given combination of black an...

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The Juna Mahal Pendant

The Juna Mahal choker of early 2018 vintage has seen great patronage. From it was drawn a pair of pashas in August last year. Much has been said about those, and the legend of a crumbling 13th cent...

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Shuk-Umlakh Guluband

On the night of our marriage I asked of him his umlakh. It wasn’t the silver kind commonly borrowed from bankers and money lenders. This had five beautiful panels in guinea gold, each depicting the...

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TellaJumiki Choker

That the classic can’t be sultry is a sad misconception. Bengali wives in aristocratic homes, at the turn of the century, painting their buttocks with alta as enticement is a case in point. That pe...

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Anuradha

The key to great bespoke anything is candid conversation. More so in the case of fine gold jewellery, not only for their enduring value but also because of the character you imbue them with over th...

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Oviya

This isn't a tie-up. It isn't some kind of cross promotion either. But we must, at the outset, credit the Oviya Design Studio in Fremont, California, and its founder Meenakshi Satyavolu Rangachary ...

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Trinayani Kanbala Sita-Har

The Kakoli Necklace of 2014 and Renaissance Sita-Har of 2017 both have variations of the Naksha Kanbala from 2013 as their centrepiece, and the lotiform pashas are included in the ornament too, not me...
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Kinkinee Sita-Har

A doctor is a caring person, the nature of the profession deems that to be unequivocal in the practice of it. But when you have a doctor who's a RabindraSangeet singer (trained by none other than P...

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Cycle Chain

A bicycle chain is hardly an inspirational object, unless used as a weapon –– a lash or whip –– by those who deem it be so because they find a certain delight in the machine...

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Tero Parbon

In the wake of India's 74th Independence Day celebrations comes this jewel which, in the spirit of that momentous day, carries upon its robust frame the onus of expressing a freedom that has more t...

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Ladakh

On 5 August 2019, the President of India scrapped Article 370 of the Indian Constitution that gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir. This means the state’s separate Constitution stands abrogated, i...
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Subhasree

Five different kinds of virtuoso workmanship. A necklace in three sections held together with hundreds of bichha chains. A form taken beyond the usual by its deconstruction and final reassemblage i...

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Grinling Gendaphul Hansuli

Just as the Kakoli Necklace (shown here on 22nd November, 2014) is a fine and suitably complex example of reverse customization, so is this, though the resulting ornament is far, far different. Her...

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Debarati

We've known Mrs.Debarati Dutta-Cherukuri for three years now. Facebook brought us together. Or rather, our ornaments on Facebook did. Since then, we've had the occasion to make bespoke jewels for h...

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Mayurpur Necklace set

The nocturnal garden of love that comes alive with the rains, this necklace celebrates the erotic in chaste guinea gold, the ecstasy of passionate prem-bandhan immortalized in delicate delightful n...

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Magic Butterfly Necklace

Charming

lariat necklaces

held together

by delicate

tulle butterflies

encrusted with

precious gems or

kaleidoscope

enameling.

All in 22k gold.

Only for t...

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