A gift to keep.
Silver lasts for generations, and a stone chosen with care carries its meaning with it. A few ideas, by occasion, to help you choose.
For the bride, and her family
A full bridal set, or a single piece she will wear on the day and long after. A maang tikka or a nath is a lovely gift from a sister or a friend.
For her
A ring with a single stone, a pendant to wear close, or earrings with a little movement. Choose her stone, or the colour she wears most.
Karva Chauth, Teej, Diwali
Jhumkas, payals and the mangalsutra: the pieces that come out for every celebration, made to be worn again and again.
No size needed
Earrings, pendants and an open kada need no ring or bangle size, which makes them the safest surprise.
The nine gems
The navratna holds all nine stones of Indian tradition in one piece. A gift for a new beginning: a new home, a new job, a new child. About the navratna
A few helpful things
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Say it's a gift
Mention the occasion and the date when you enquire, so we can confirm the making time with it in mind.
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Borrow a size
For a ring or bangle, borrow one she already wears and measure the inside. How to measure
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Choose a finish
Oxidised suits traditional outfits; a bright polish feels lighter and more modern. Ask us if unsure.
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Save and share
Tap the heart on any piece to save it, then send your saved pieces with your enquiry.
Need help choosing?
Tell us who it is for and the occasion. We'll suggest a few pieces.