Maison de Joaillerie · Est. 1927
Worn once.
Inherited forever.
Every piece is drawn by hand, set by master craftsmen, and priced live against today's bullion rate — to the rupee.
24 Karat
₹11,480/g
22 Karat
₹10,523/g
18 Karat
₹8,610/g
Silver
₹142/g
Diamond index
118.4
01
The Houses
02
Signature
Recalculated every three minutes against the live bullion desk.
03
The Craft
Ninety-six hours at the bench
A single Aurvelle haram passes through eleven pairs of hands — drawing, casting, filigree, stone-setting, antique patina, and a final polish that takes a full day alone. We refuse mass production. We refuse shortcuts.
98
Years of the maison
11
Artisans per piece
100%
Hallmarked & certified
04
Materials
Au 916
22 Karat
Hand-drawn wire, annealed nine times before it takes a curve.
VVS
Diamond
IGI graded, set in claws thinned to the edge of possibility.
Pt 950
Platinum
Dense, unyielding, quietly permanent. Reserved for vows.
Ag 925
Silver
Oxidised by hand in small batches, never plated.
05
Heritage
1927
A bench in Thanjavur
Ramanathan Aiyer sets his first naga clasp by oil lamp. The bench, worn to a shine, still stands in our atelier.
1964
The second hand
His son introduces the antique patina the maison is known for — a finish that reads as memory, not age.
1998
Certification, without exception
Every stone begins travelling to the lab before it ever touches gold. No piece leaves unmarked.
Today
Priced to the rupee
Live bullion pricing, published openly. You see the metal, the stones and the craft — separately.
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Clients
Kept in families
The bridal suite arrived in a lacquered case with the goldsmith's signature. Nothing I've bought comes close.
Transparent live pricing changed everything. I saw exactly what I paid for the metal, the stones and the craft.
The temple haram is museum-grade. My mother thought it was my grandmother's.