Bridal set
Zumurrud Emerald Set
Zambian emeralds framed in brilliant-cut diamonds, with matching drops.
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The bridal edit
For the once-in-a-lifetime saat pheras
Diamond haars, satlada layers, chokers with matching aad and jhumka — designed with you over months, not minutes.
How a commission works
A bridal set is a conversation, not a purchase
Most brides come to us eight to twelve weeks before the wedding. We start with the outfit — the neckline, the colour of the lehenga, the length of the dupatta — and design outward from there.
You approve a hand sketch and a stone budget before a single diamond is bought. Once the frames are cast you come in for a fitting in wax, so the drop of the haar sits exactly where you want it on the day.
Everything is hallmarked, every centre stone is certified, and the finished set is photographed and valued for your insurance file before it leaves us.
What is included
Every commission carries
Certification
GIA or IGI grading for every centre stone above 0.30 ct, and a house certificate listing the total weight and quality of the melee.
Hand finishing
Frames cast in our own atelier, stones set by hand, and a final polish under magnification before the piece is signed off.
Valuation file
Studio photography and a written valuation, ready for your insurer — issued the day the set is handed over.
Aftercare for life
Free cleaning, re-polishing and prong-checks every six months, for as long as the piece is in the family.
Bridal pieces
From the bridal book
A few recent commissions. Every one of them started as a pencil sketch on the counter.
The timeline
Twelve weeks, four meetings
01
The brief
Bring the outfit or a photograph of it. We talk necklines, budget, and which pieces you will actually wear again after the wedding.
02
Sketch & stones
You approve a hand sketch and a stone plan. Centre diamonds are selected together, on a tray, with certificates open.
03
Wax fitting
Frames are cast and tried on so the drop and the weight sit right. Changes at this stage cost nothing.
04
Setting & handover
Stones are set, the piece is polished, photographed and valued — then handed over in its own case with the paperwork.
“We changed the haar length twice at the wax stage and nobody sighed even once. On the day it sat exactly where it was meant to.”
Sanjana R. · Bridal commission, Banjara Hills
Next step
Bring your idea, or just
come and look
Appointments are free and unhurried. We will set out a tray, hand you a loupe, and explain every certificate before anything is decided.