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Saraswati Jewellers, gold and kundan jewellery in Jaipur

Kundan, meenakari and everyday gold, made with care in Jaipur.

What we make

Bridal sets, everyday gold and the pieces you'll pass down. Everything is BIS hallmarked, and most designs can be made in a different size or weight.

  • A gold jhumka with a cluster of granulated gold beads

    Jhumkas

    Bell-shaped earrings, from light pairs for daily wear to heavy bridal jhumkas.

    Ask about jhumkas
  • A gold kada with carved animal-head ends

    Kade

    Solid gold kadas and bangles, plain, carved or set with stones, in your size.

    Ask about kade
  • A long gold necklace set with diamonds and rubies

    Necklaces

    Rani haar and chokers for the wedding, and lighter chains for every day after.

    Ask about necklaces
  • A gold head ornament with two hanging drops

    Matha patti

    Maang tikkas and matha pattis that frame the face, in plain gold or kundan.

    Ask about matha patti
  • A gold pendant with a ruby at its centre

    Pendants

    Pendants and lockets in gold and kundan, simple enough to wear every day.

    Ask about pendants

Gold, made with care

Saraswati Jewellers is a jewellery store in Jaipur. We make and sell gold jewellery for weddings, festivals and everyday wear, and we make pieces to order when the one you have in mind doesn't exist yet.

The store carries the name of Saraswati, the goddess of art and learning. We try to live up to it with careful work, clear prices and the time to explain every piece before you buy it.

BIS-hallmarked gold
Every gold piece carries the BIS hallmark and a six-digit HUID that you can check yourself on the BIS Care app.
Made to order
Bring a photo, a sketch or a family piece, and we'll design it with you.
Old gold, remade
Turn jewellery you no longer wear into something you will.
Repairs and polishing
Loose stones, broken clasps and tired gold, put right in the store.
A Jaipur miniature painting of a court lady in a jewelled turban, pearls and gold
A woman of the court dressed as Radha, Jaipur, late 1700s

The crafts of Jaipur

Jaipur has been one of India's great jewellery cities for centuries. These are the techniques behind most of the bridal jewellery you'll see here, explained simply.

  • A kundan ornament set with emeralds

    Kundan

    Each stone is held in highly refined gold foil, pressed around it by hand, with no claws or prongs. It gives a bridal piece its unbroken line of gold around every stone.

  • A meenakari bangle in red, green and white enamel

    Meenakari

    Coloured enamel is fused into engraved gold, one colour at a time. Jaipur is known for its reds, greens and whites, often on the back of kundan pieces so both sides are finished.

  • A Jaipur gold necklace set with stones and pearls

    Jadau

    Stones are pressed into gold softened by heat, and the metal grips them as it cools. It's the setting traditionally used for polki, the uncut diamonds of Rajasthani bridal jewellery.

Made to your design

Have something in mind? Bring a picture, a sketch or old jewellery you want remade, and we'll make it with you, from the first drawing to the finished piece.

  1. Bring us your idea

    Show us a photo you saved, a rough sketch, or jewellery that belonged to someone in your family. Message us on WhatsApp first if you like, and we'll tell you what's possible.

  2. We design it together

    We draw the piece with you, suggest stones and finishes, and agree on the design, the gold weight and the making charges before anything is made.

  3. Our karigars make it

    Craftsmen in Jaipur shape the gold, set the stones and polish the piece by hand. We keep you posted along the way.

  4. You take it home

    Your piece is hallmarked, finished and ready to wear, with a bill that lists the gold weight, purity and charges separately.

Share your idea on WhatsApp
A handwritten note asking for a hathphool, with a quick doodle of it
A half-finished design drawing of the hathphool on graph paper, with a pencil
A hand hammering a gold bangle on a mandrel
The finished gold hathphool with a Saraswati Jewellers gift tag
Your idea, in your words
A Kishangarh miniature painting of Radha in pearl jewellery
Radha, Kishangarh school, around 1750

Visit the store

Come in to see the collection, try pieces on, or sit down with us to plan something custom. If you have old jewellery you'd like remade, bring it along and we'll talk you through the options.

Location
Saraswati Jewellers
Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
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