FAQs

The main difference is in the gold content. 22K gold contains 91.6% pure gold and is ideal for traditional jewellery, while 18K gold has 75% gold mixed with alloys, making it more durable and suitable for studded or everyday wear pieces.

Platinum is rarer, denser, and naturally white, which enhances the brilliance of diamonds. It’s also hypoallergenic and more durable over time, which makes it a premium choice for engagement rings and heirloom jewellery.

Yes, sterling silver (92.5% pure silver) is durable enough for everyday use. However, it should be kept away from moisture and chemicals to prevent tarnishing and maintain its shine.

Yes, most rings can be resized depending on the design and metal. Plain bands are easier to resize than rings with intricate settings or full-circle stones. We offer resizing services for eligible pieces.

Yes, we use hypoallergenic materials like 18K gold and platinum which are safe for sensitive skin. These metals do not cause irritation and are ideal for long-term wear.

Absolutely. Most of our bracelets and chains come with adjustable options or are available in multiple lengths. You can also request a custom fit during your order for a more tailored experience.

For best results, we recommend professional cleaning every 6 to 12 months. This helps remove buildup, restore brilliance, and check the condition of prongs and gemstone settings.

Yes, we offer engraving services on rings, bracelets, and pendants. Whether it’s a name, date, or a personal message, our team will ensure a precise and elegant engraving on your selected piece.

Yes, all our gold jewellery is BIS hallmarked for purity. In addition, our diamond jewellery is certified by reputed gemological labs like IGI and GIA, ensuring transparency and trust.

Yes, we provide warranty coverage for manufacturing defects. We can also guide you on how to insure your jewellery for theft, loss, or accidental damage through trusted partners.

Customised jewellery is specially made for you and is not eligible for return or exchange. However, we do accommodate size adjustments or minor modifications wherever possible.

Yes, our 925 sterling silver jewellery is treated with an anti-tarnish coating. However, regular cleaning and proper storage in dry conditions are recommended for long-lasting shine.

Platinum and 18K gold are ideal for people with sensitive skin or allergies, as they are hypoallergenic and free from irritants like nickel.

Yes, our design team continuously curates seasonal and trend-driven collections, keeping our product line fresh and relevant for both traditional and contemporary buyers.

It is important to understand that diamonds that are mined or manufactured are the same at the physical and chemical levels. The technology for growing these gemstones has been going on for over a century, but it has only been perfected in the recent past. These advanced technologies have made it possible for us to produce superior quality diamonds with fewer imperfections in the lab than what is found on earth. Either way, natural or lab-grown diamonds are made up of the element Carbon and they are considered to be the hardest substance known to human civilization.

This is a very subjective choice. We can only tell you that the brilliant round cuts are by far the most popular shape. A close contender is the Princess cut diamond. The Round cut is very traditional and classic, and the most desired as the first jewellery purchase. Another reason for its popularity is that round cuts sparkle well and tends to hide any inclusions or colour that the stone may have while looking like a very large stone. It is for this reason they are popular and they do carry a higher premium compared to the other cuts and shapes.If you are the semi-traditional type, we suggest the cushion or oval cut, and if you really want to be radical, you can explore the marquise or pear-shaped diamonds.

Here again, this is a personal choice. We can give you the pros and cons to make an objective decision. Buying a piece in a store can be valuable in understanding how small inclusions and the difference in colour grades. However, stores have a limited selection, and the sales pressure is much higher, not to mention the higher prices; in most cases up to 30% more. Buying online saves you a considerable amount of money and you have a wider range to select from while also having the option to get the stone examined at a jeweller with the choice of our return policy.

This is objectively a simple answer. It is essential for you to ask your jeweller to provide this information, and if the jeweller is involved with diamonds from source to client it will be easy to get information on the origin of the diamond. As a thumb rule, diamonds from Botswana, Russia, Canada, and Australia are safe and in the non-conflict zone. Also, not to downplay your concern, but it is interesting to note that less than 0.1% of all diamonds in circulation are from potentially conflicting zones. That said, we do recommend you take the necessary measures to address your concerns and get clarity before your purchase.

An important and valid question with an easy solution.Diamonds can easily attract dirt, soap, oil, and dust. These artifices inhibit natural light passing through the gemstone, limiting the sparkle. We recommend that you use a soft-bristled toothbrush, soap and warm water to gently scrub off the grime once a month. It will restore the lustre and shine as good as new. To enhance the radiance, we recommend that you take it to your jeweller, at least once a year, for a thorough ultrasonic clean.

Lab-grown diamonds are created using advanced technology to replicate the natural diamond formation process. They are chemically and physically identical to natural diamonds but are more affordable and eco-friendly. Both types come with certification.

Rhodium plating is a thin layer applied over white gold to give it a bright, reflective finish. Over time, especially with frequent wear, this layer may fade but can easily be reapplied through professional polishing.