So I had a friend with these pieces of Emeralds and she wanted to make something antique and rich looking pieces from them and I made these.
What do you guys think? ๐
It's very famous Cartier design from the 60s and 70s but still a really beautiful piece to wear in a chainโค๏ธ
I recently bought these Carved Zambian Emerald pair and I'm looking to design something around them. How should i go with it? Suggestions are welcomed
Hi all โบ๏ธ I run a small jewelry business and I'm working on a project about how women in this age group think about love and relationships. Not looking to sell anything here, genuinely curious about your experiences.
A few things I'd love to hear about:
Has what you want from a relationship shifted since your 20s/30s?
What matters more now ; emotional security, independence, chemistry, companionship?
What's the hardest part of dating at this stage?
Do you find yourself buying things (jewelry, treats, etc.) for yourself as a form of self-love, separate from a relationship?
Would really appreciate any honest reflections, happy to keep this anonymous.
Thank you!
I have made several pieces like this in 22k gold but this is a first time when the customer wanted it in 14k now if you look closely do the Indian artistry and crops manship man certainly know that Indian jewellery is always made in 22k specially these kind of high end pieces.
Let me know what do you think of it I have used and diamond polkis, Rubies and emerald and blue Sapphire
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I've been experimenting with combining traditional hand craftsmanship with gemstones that have a softer, more elegant character.
This pendant is handcrafted in 925 sterling silver, featuring Yellow Sapphires surrounding a natural Moonstone as the centerpiece. I wanted the warm golden sparkle of the sapphires to contrast with the moonstone's subtle glow, creating something that feels both luxurious and timeless.
Every detail was finished by hand, and I tried to keep the design balanced so the gemstones remain the main focus without making the piece feel overly busy.
I'd genuinely love some feedback from this community:
Does the gemstone combination work?
Would you wear something like this or gift it to someone?
Any suggestions that could make the design even better?
Constructive criticism is always welcome. Thanks for taking a look!
Hi guys! So I'm a jeweller since last year and I love making these beautiful pieces for beautiful people ๐ฅฐ. Recently my cousin 25 M asked for a totally different work which I regularly do, he asked for a Coral ๐ชธ ring with a revolver on it, habdmade by me (he loves me, or my work i guess lol).
How did it go? โบ๏ธ
We all buy and sell gemstones, but have we ever considered what kind of magic โจ we can put into our work if we keep experimenting? Life is 1% of what it gives and 99% of what we make out it.๐
Enjoy these beautiful pieces BTW and tell me below ๐๐ป what do you guys think?
Hi guys, actually I'm out of town and I very urgently need someone to do a small task for me nearby division 6, Ludhiana. Please reply soon if anyone belong there.
So , as the Gold is getting over the roof, Is it a good decision to have these beautiful Navratna studs in 14 Carat instead of 22 carats?
I love the center, triangle diamond flat polki and rubies combination, with all the hand engravings โจ
This ring ๐ is full of double cut fine diamonds but this center stone is the talk of the Town ๐โจ
Sharing this from my collection โ a Mughal-era Yashab (jade) cigar pipe, approximately 100 years old, Jaipur or Agra workmanship.
Celadon-grey nephrite jade body in the classic double-gourd silhouette, set using Kundan/Jadau technique in 23-carat (98% pure) gold with flat Polki diamonds and Burmese ruby cabochons forming a lotus motif. The mouthpiece is a separate green meenakari enamel piece with geometric gold lattice.
Based in India ๐ฎ๐ณ
Sharing this piece from my collection that I've been meaning to post here for a while.
This is a Mughal-era Yashab (jade) cigar pipe, approximately 100 years old, almost certainly of Jaipur or Agra workmanship. The body is carved celadon-grey nephrite jade in the classic double-gourd silhouette.
The gemstone setting is Kundan/Jadau technique using 23-carat (98% pure) gold โ the softness of which is essential to press stones directly into jade without heat. Set into it are flat Polki (uncut) diamonds and Burmese ruby cabochons forming a lotus motif. The mouthpiece is a separate green meenakari enamel piece with geometric gold lattice โ distinctly Rajasthani.
Would love to hear from anyone who can help date it more precisely or identify the workshop. Happy to answer questions!
Was exploring Jaipur's jewellery market and came across these. The seller claims these have real pearls, emeralds, rubies and diamonds set in gold. The craftsmanship looks incredible but I'm not sure how to verify authenticity. Has anyone bought fine gemstone jewellery from Jaipur? How do you tell real from fake?
Bun Muska ๐ง and the gang is all you need, while sipping soulful tea at Sahu Tea Stall