Our name
Named for the first piece a family ever buys
The payal is rarely the most expensive thing a woman owns. It is almost always the first. That is the standard we hold ourselves to — that the everyday piece deserves the same hand, the same finish and the same honesty as the bridal set.
- We price in the openMetal, making and stones — itemised before you buy, not after.
- We make what we sellOur karigars work under our own roof, from first sketch to final polish.
- We answer, alwaysThe people who sold you the piece will mend it in twenty years.
Our journey
Twenty-five years, one promise
The craft
Three pairs of hands before it reaches yours
A piece is drawn, set and finished by different people, each doing the one thing they have done for thirty years. It is slower than a machine. It is also why the clasp still closes in 2050.
- DrawnEvery collection is sketched and proofed in metal before a single piece is cast.
- SetFiligree and stone-setting done by hand, by karigars who have done it for decades.
- FinishedPolished, weighed and checked — down to the clasp you will open a thousand times.
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25+ Years at the counter -
50000+ Families served -
1200+ Designs drawn by hand -
100000+ Pieces delivered
In their words
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They told me the making charge before I asked. I have bought gold for thirty years and that had never happened.
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My mother's anklet broke after eleven years. They mended it and would not take money for it.
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You can feel the weight of it. Nothing about the piece is pretending to be more than it is.
