Bridal gold, for the day and every year after.
A complete set here means short necklace, long haram and matching earrings — bought together so the work matches, because mixing two karigars' pieces shows. We do the heavy traditional look and the lightweight version of the same design, and we would rather you saw both before deciding.
The lightweight question
Grand look. Half the gold.
The single most common request we get is a heavy look on a lighter budget, and it is a solvable problem rather than a compromise. A full set — necklace, haram and earrings together — can be built at 25 grams. A mangalsutra design that normally sits at 70–80 grams, we have rebuilt at 50 grams with the same broad face.
The trick is where the gold goes. Hollow sections and broader, flatter faces read as heavy from a foot away, which is the only distance anyone sees it from.
What a bridal order usually looks like
Come in early
Six to eight weeks before the wedding is comfortable for custom work. Closer than that is often still possible — ask rather than assume.
Bring a photo
A screenshot, a family piece, a picture of your mother's set. We work from images all the time and will tell you honestly what changes at what weight.
See it at two weights
We will quote the design you picked and a lighter build of the same look, so the choice is yours rather than ours.
Everything in writing
Metal rate, weight, making charges and GST are itemised before anything is packed. No line appears later that was not on the estimate.
Also worth seeing
Traditional Maharashtrian bridal.
Thushi, saaj, nath and kolhapuri work — the pieces a Maharashtrian bride is actually asked for, which the big chains rarely stock properly. We also bring South Indian karigari in from Coimbatore.