Kothari Jewels — Kundan and Polki bridal necklace on crimson silk in palace light

Jaipur · Since a heritage past

Kothari Jewels

Heirlooms of the pink city — where a goldsmith's chisel still answers to lamplight, and every jewel is whispered into being.

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The Signature Reel

Heirlooms in waiting

A glance through the atelier's quiet rooms — pieces chosen for their poise, drawn from the season's most beloved silhouettes.

Kundan Choker · The Mirza
Kundan Choker · The Mirza
Polki Haar · Rajwada
Polki Haar · Rajwada
Emerald Drops · Sheesh Mahal
Emerald Drops · Sheesh Mahal
Meenakari Bangles · Gulab
Meenakari Bangles · Gulab
Jadau Maang Tikka
Jadau Maang Tikka
Uncut Diamond Ring
Uncut Diamond Ring
Pearl & Ruby Naulakha
Pearl & Ruby Naulakha
Four generations of goldsmithsHeirlooms in 27 citiesPatronised by the houses of Mewar & MarwarAn atelier of 64 handsFeatured by Vogue India & Harper's BazaarCustodians of the Kundan craftFour generations of goldsmithsHeirlooms in 27 citiesPatronised by the houses of Mewar & MarwarAn atelier of 64 handsFeatured by Vogue India & Harper's BazaarCustodians of the Kundan craft

The Atelier's Hand

Four crafts. One devotion.

Each Kothari piece passes through the hands of a single karigar — a silent dialogue between intent, metal and stone.

Kundan craft

Craft 01

Kundan

The royal art of setting uncut gemstones in 24k gold foil.

Meenakari craft

Craft 02

Meenakari

Enamelled mineral colour, fired into gold by the master meenakar.

Polki craft

Craft 03

Polki

Raw, uncut diamonds in their original lustre — the Mughal favourite.

Jadau craft

Craft 04

Jadau

A centuries-old setting where stones are embedded into molten gold.

A Kothari bride in heritage Kundan jewellery, framed by a sandstone jharokha

The Bridal Universe

Adornment, the way she remembers it.

From the first whisper of a wedding to the morning of the milni — the Kothari bride is dressed in jewels carried across rooms, generations and ceremonies. A satin pouch becomes an heirloom; an heirloom becomes a story.

We invite you into the bridal salon — a private room where trousseaux are imagined, never sold.

In the Press

Spoken of, in quiet rooms

Vogue India
Harper's Bazaar
Brides Today
Vogue Wedding
Elle India
Verve
Architectural Digest
Tatler Asia

The Invitation

Begin your Kothari story.

Step into the atelier for a private consultation — a quiet morning with our master craftsmen, a cup of kesar chai, and a conversation that ends in an heirloom.