We are one of India’s oldest business families with a legacy of over 200 years. Our traditional jewellery business was founded by Lala Hukamchand Kapoor, by the name of “Lahoriyan Di Hatti” in Lahore.
Carefully crafted with extreme precision, we have our latest range of jewellery for the ones who like to adorn themselves. Take a look at our new arrival collection of gold and diamond necklaces, kada,earrings, available for customized choices as well.
Your choice is the ultimate parameter to decide what’s hot and what’s not. From the collection of authentic gold and diamond jewellery, we have handpicked some of the art pieces that are an instant buy for the real jewellery lover.
Timeless Glory
Love smelling beautiful flowers in the morning? Then this stunning petal like gold ring is just made for you.
Collection Name: Gold Bridal Jewellery
Style: Gold Antique Cocktail Ring
Gross Weight: 8.05gm
Gold Purity: 22K Carat
Metal: Yellow Gold
Stone: Pink Stone
Enamel: Green/Pink/Yellow
Rodium: White Rodium
Fusion Ring
For someone like you, who prefers fusion of the best. This diamond ring is a beautiful fusion of White & Pink gold with white & pink Rodium.
Collection Name: Under 1 Lac Jewellery
Style: Diamond Ring
Gross Weight: 5.91gm
Diamond Weight: 1.4gm
Gold Purity: 14K Carat
Metal: Pink/White/Gold
Diamond Shape: Round
Rodium: White Rodium/Pink Rodium
Emerald Beauty
A touch of elegance is all you need to complete your traditional look.
Collection Name: Gold Bridal Jewellery
Style: Gold Jadau Necklace Set
Gross Weight: 133.73gm
Gold Purity: 22K Carat
Metal: Yellow Gold
Stone: Red Stone
Jadau: Multiple Color
Eccentric Gold Choker
Accentuate your beauty with this marvelously crafted Gold Antique Choker Necklace. 22 K of yellow gold with the best of stones in pink/blue enamel.
Collection Name: Gold Bridal Jewellery
Style: Gold Antique Choker Necklace Set
Gross Weight: 233.56gm
Gold Purity: 22K Carat
Metal: Yellow Gold
Stone: Kundan Stone/ Red Stone/ Green Stone
Enamel: Pink/ Blue
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