From a two-gram chain for every day to a seven-strand bridal haar, necklaces cover the widest range of work on our trays. Most pieces are 22K (916 hallmarked); diamond-set designs are made in 18K to hold the stones securely.
All necklaces
Each on its own page, with today’s rate for its karat.
Most necklaces here are 22K, hallmarked 916 (91.6% gold), the usual karat for Kolkata, Rajkot, temple and antique styles. Diamond-set necklaces are made in 18K (750) because the harder alloy holds a stone’s claws better.
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Weight is the first number to ask for. A haar carries most of a bridal set’s gold, a fine chain carries very little, so the same move in the day’s rate changes their prices very differently.
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The making charge is where quotes differ. Hand filigree takes more hours per gram than a machine-cut link, so ask for the charge per gram and the net gold weight as separate figures and compare those two lines across shops. VAT at 5% is added to both.
Ask what we have in necklaces today
We photograph a few necklaces; our trays hold many more. Send a photo of what you have in mind, or the weight and karat, and we will reply with what is in stock.
