SINCE 1974
Four generations at the same bench
Jai Rajendra Jewel Palace began as one goldsmith making kasula peru for families in Medak district. The tools have changed; the bench has not moved.
The story, in five turns
- 1974A single workbench in NarsapurOur great-grandfather set up a goldsmith's bench making kasula peru and vaddanams for families in Medak district.
- 1996The second generation moves to HyderabadThe family opens its first counter in the city, still cutting dies by hand for temple work.
- 2012The Kukatpally showroomA full showroom with a bridal floor, an in-house karigar team and our own casting setup.
- 2019Jai Rajendra Jewel Palace Pvt. Ltd.The business is incorporated, hallmarking becomes standard on every piece, and the fourth generation joins the counter.
- TodayThree showrooms, one workshopKukatpally, Miyapur and Narsapur sell what the same workshop makes. Nothing is bought off a trade shelf.
From a photograph to a finished ornament
Custom work is most of what we do. This is the order it happens in, and roughly where your piece is when you ask us on WhatsApp.
STEP 01
Drawing
A bride brings a photograph, a temple carving or a piece from her grandmother. We draw it to the weight she wants to carry.
STEP 02
Die and wax
Motifs are struck from our own nakshi dies. Anything new is carved in wax by hand before it is cast.
STEP 03
Casting
Cast in-house in 916 gold, then filed and assembled. Chains are hand-linked so a haram lies flat on the saree.
STEP 04
Setting
Kemp, polki and emeralds are set stone by stone. Polki is closed-set in foil, the way it has always been done.
STEP 05
Finish
Antique matte, high polish or a mix. The last step is the one the bride chooses in daylight at the counter.
Bring us a design
A screenshot, a sketch, or your mother’s old necklace. We will tell you what it takes in gold, in days and in rupees. Monday to Saturday, 10 AM – 8 PM.