If you are one of those fortunate few who grew up watching your grandmother take the old wooden box to showcase her intricate pieces of jewellery, hold that thought for a moment. now is your chance to retrieve that precious piece and repurpose it for the wedding you’ve been planning for months While the endless discussions on gold purchases continue. For most of us, an heirloom piece of jewellery is just sitting in our locker waiting for a redesign. Or a repurpose. The time has come.
Inheriting a motimala, navratan jadao earrings, stone-studded maang tika, or even the beautiful, burnished gold hasli is a rare privilege. Crafted by skilled kaarigars who once visited your ancestral home to add the final sheen, these heirloom treasures have been argued over, admired, and re-worn by generations. You can even choose to keep the original, unpolished piece reminiscent of all the memories and love it holds.
Today, they are celebrated anew when you choose to adorn them on your special day.

