925 sterling, 84 bells, pair
Solid 925 sterling payal with eighty-four hand-soldered ghungroo across the pair, tuned by the karigar so the two anklets ring a touch apart instead of in unison. The chain is a flat foxtail that lies against the ankle rather than rolling.
Anti-tarnish finished and stamped 925 on the clasp and on every fourth link, with an adjustable 2cm extender. The most common first real piece of jewellery we sell, and the one most often bought in threes.
Free insured delivery across India within three to five working days, packed in a tamper-evident seal with a 925 stamp card and a GST invoice. 15-day exchange on unworn pieces; silver is bought back at the prevailing rate less making charges.
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I was in Toronto until three weeks before the wedding, so the bridal studio did four video calls with my mother sitting in Ahmedabad. The polki choker matched my panetar exactly. Gold, stones and making charges were three separate lines on the quote from the first call, and the final invoice matched it to the rupee.
My mother bought her mangalsutra here in 1994. Last Diwali we exchanged it against a new vati piece at the day’s 22K rate - no deduction for wastage, no lecture. Thirty years later the HUID card from the original was still in their file.
The meenakari on the back of these jhumkas is better than pieces I have seen at twice the price in Zaveri Bazaar, and at nine grams I can actually wear them all evening. Shipping took seven days rather than three, though it arrived insured and sealed with the hallmark card inside.
They brought three solitaire settings to my office in Ahmedabad and let me look at the IGI reports under their loupe with no pressure to decide. Took the EMI on twelve months and the GST invoice went straight to my accountant. Sizing was free when it came back a size too large.
