The techniques are two hundred years old. The man who keeps them is not.

There is no second person. The third generation oversees everything, all of the operations.

Saksham Goel, oversees everything.

Saksham Goel

In the family business
The third generation.
What he does
Oversees everything, all of the operations.
Where to find him
Pendingcounter, bench or both

In his own words

His own account belongs on those lines, two or three short paragraphs, first person, in his words rather than ours. We have not recorded it yet, and nothing has been written on his behalf.

Five things that outlast whoever is at the bench.

  • The benchEvery stone is pushed into its seat by hand, one at a time.
  • KundanStones seated in gold and closed by hand, in one row across the choker.
  • Temple workFigures and peacocks raised from the gold, the recesses left dark so the relief reads.
  • MedallionsEvery link its own embossed disc, joined so the chain still moves.
  • BellsGold drops along the lower edge that move when the piece is worn.

Four things you can check.

Not a timeline and not a list of adjectives. Each line is meant to be a concrete thing that has changed here, stated so that a customer can hold us to it.

Certification
PendingBeing confirmed with the shop. It will be published here once it is a promise the shop has actually made.
Pricing
PendingBeing confirmed with the shop. It will be published here once it is a promise the shop has actually made.
Buyback
PendingBeing confirmed with the shop. It will be published here once it is a promise the shop has actually made.
The reverse
PendingBeing confirmed with the shop. It will be published here once it is a promise the shop has actually made.

Ask for Saksham Goel.

There is no second person: he oversees all of the operations. Tell us when you would like to come and we will keep the salon free.