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A bride in bridal jewellery — matha patti, jhumkas and a layered necklace — photographed in black and white

Jalandhar · Est. 1969

Made in our house.
Chosen for generations.

Gold, diamond and silver jewellery crafted in-house—with transparent purity, personal guidance and a lifetime of trust.

BIS Hallmark + HUID

Purity struck on every piece

In-House Workshop

Made upstairs, not bought in

Transparent Pricing

Net weight, stones and making, itemised

Lifetime Service

Cleaning, polish and re-sizing

The House

Six ways in

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Signature · Bridal

The set she will pass on

A commission begins six to ten weeks before the date. We draw it with you, agree the weight and the stones in writing, and make every part of it upstairs.

What a set holds

Maang tikka

Maang tikka

Chandbali

Chandbali

Kada

Kada

Ruby collar bridal set with matching chandelier earrings, made by Indian Jewels

Curated for you

In the case this week

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Three-Row Tassel SetIn the case

Three-Row Tassel Set

Diamond · 18K · Confirmed at billing

Price on request

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Festival Season

Planned backwards from the day it is worn

Every celebration has its own rhythm. From Karva Chauth to Lohri, we plan each commission backwards from the day it will be worn — leaving the right time for design, setting and finish.

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Now at the benchRakhi pieces are available from the case. Karva Chauth commissions are now open.See what is ready →
A child's gold bracelet beside a silver bowl and spoon

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Lohri

Karva Chauth

29 October 2026

Ready in case

Bangle sets, mangalsutra remakes and meaningful pieces chosen for the occasion.

Ready pieces in the case

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Dhanteras & Diwali

6 — 8 November 2026

Ready in case

Silver coins, thali sets, gold chains and everyday pieces selected for gifting and new beginnings.

Silver and gift pieces in the case

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Wedding Season

November — February

Ready in case

Bridal sets, matched kadas, family jewellery and a piece chosen especially for the groom.

Bridal consultations continuing

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Lohri

13 January 2027

Commissions open

Light gold for the child, silver for the home and gifts marking a family's first Lohri.

Reserve by 5 December

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Status updated 19 August 2026 · festival dates follow the panchang, so confirm yours with us.

In-House Workshop

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Drawn by hand

The piece is drawn to size on paper, with stone placement and approximate weight marked. You change it here, as often as you like, before any gold is touched.

Hand-drawn design on paperRaw gold being shaped in the workshopStone setting close-upPolishing the pieceA finished navratna set from the Indian Jewels workshop

Transparency

Everything on your bill, explained

A real bill for a diamond-and-gold necklace. Tap any line.

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BIS hallmark and HUID struck on the piece. Diamond certificate issued separately.

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Net weight, not gross

You pay for metal by net weight — the gold alone, with stone and finding weight taken out. Gross weight is printed too, so the two can be compared.

Weighed in front of you on a calibrated scale.

1969 — Today

Four generations, one counter

Late Lala Jiwa Ram Chopra Ji, Founder of Indian Jewels

1969

Founder

Late Lala Jiwa Ram Chopra Ji

Opened the shop on a single principle: weigh it in front of the customer, every time.

Sh. Joginder Pal Chopra Ji, Second generation of Indian Jewels

1970s

Second generation

Sh. Joginder Pal Chopra Ji

Built the karigar bench upstairs, so finishing stopped depending on outside workshops.

Sh. Munish Chopra Ji, Third generation of Indian Jewels

1990s

Third generation

Sh. Munish Chopra Ji

Took the house beyond Jalandhar, to families who had moved abroad but still bought here.

Rivan Chopra, Fourth generation of Indian Jewels

Today

Fourth generation

Rivan Chopra

Joined the counter with certified diamond sourcing, and brought the catalogue online.

Client Stories

In their words

They made my mother's necklace again from one photograph, and it came out closer than we hoped.
Simran K.Bridal Gold · Jalandhar
The weight was exactly as quoted and the finishing was clean. That is rarer than it should be.
Harpreet S.Diamond Fine · Ludhiana
Four generations of my family have bought here. That says more than anything I could write.
Anjali M.Gold Essentials · Delhi

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Come and try the pieces on

Tell us the occasion and we set a tray aside before you arrive.

WhereIndian Jewels, Lal Bazar, Jalandhar, Punjab 144001WhenOpen all days, 10:00 — 19:30Call+91 97790 98000