

Name pendant
Her initial in 18K gold, with the date of the day it was given engraved on the back.
₹28,500

The festival of lights
Gold bought on Dhanteras is meant to bring the year’s luck home. These are the pieces families choose to wear on Diwali night.
Every piece here is made for a day someone will remember.

The day the family says her name out loud for the first time, and her grandmother ties on her first piece of gold.

Gold bought on Dhanteras is meant to bring the year’s luck home. These are the pieces families choose to wear on Diwali night.
Order by 1 November for delivery before Dhanteras

The pieces she wears on the day, and the ones she will wear for the rest of her married life.

For the first salary, the first promotion, the eighteenth birthday: a piece she buys for herself, or that someone buys because they are proud of her.


Her initial in 18K gold, with the date of the day it was given engraved on the back.
₹28,500


The bangle a grandmother gives, in 22K gold, made to be passed on.
From ₹1,45,000


Crescent drops that catch the diya light, set with emerald beads.
₹96,000


The ring that comes out for every festival, and every wedding after.
₹68,000


Black beads and a diamond pendant, light enough for every morning after the wedding.
₹54,000


The choker for the pheras, with matching earrings.
₹3,20,000


Small, close and worn every day: the first diamonds most women buy for themselves.
₹42,000


A small star for the one who made the family proud.
₹32,000
Every gold piece is BIS hallmarked with its own HUID, India’s guarantee of its purity.
Sealed parcels across India, handed over only with an OTP.
A name or a date, on the pieces that allow it.
In a Kraftr gift box, with your message on a card.