The Big NineNine celestial stones. Fifty remarkable worlds.
Begin with India’s nine celestial gemstones, then enter a world of jewellery, knowledge, live rates and care.
The Big NineNavaratna · नवरत्न
Every stone, verified.
Every claim, provable.
indiajewellers grades a gemstone before it's offered, catalogues a jewel with laboratory rigour, and shows its reasoning on every recommendation it makes — astrological or otherwise.
Regional bridal traditions, decoded state by state — not one generic bridal set.
Plan the trousseau → StudyingThe craft encyclopaedia — kundan, meenakari, jadau, and forty techniques more.
Enter the archive → CollectingProvenance, certification, and the long view on gold and gemstones.
Read the investment guide →Thirty years of records, kept to one standard.
Every gemstone graded, every jewel catalogued, every consultation logged the same way — regardless of city, year, or who was on duty.
The Last Jhalar-Makers of Amritsar
Three families still hand-knot the pearl fringes worn at Punjabi weddings. We spent a week in their workshop before the wedding season began.
Dressed by occasion, not by category.
Painting with fire, not pigment.
Meenakari enamel is fired, not brushed dry — each colour added, cooled, and re-fired in sequence. Get the order wrong and the piece cracks.
Ghat
Engraving the outline the enamel will sit inside.
First Fire
The palest colour goes in first, and is fired alone.
Layering
Each subsequent colour fired in turn, palest to darkest.
Mulish Polish
Agate-burnished by hand until the fired glass gleams.
Your stone, chosen by your chart — priced as of this morning.
Astral reads a birth chart and recommends the gemstone it calls for. The rate board moves with the bullion market every trading morning. Both live here, side by side.
Astral: The Gemstone Reading
Enter a birth date, time, and place. Astral maps the chart and recommends the stone it calls for — with the reasoning shown, not just the answer.
Generate a reading →Today's Rate Board
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One standard, applied market by market.
Every region kept a different secret. We're building the map of who still keeps it.
- Jaipur Kundan & Polki
- Amritsar Jhalar & Gokhru
- Kolkata Fine Filigree
- Hyderabad Pearls & Nizami Jadau
- Coimbatore Temple Jewellery
- Kutch Oxidised Silver
What India is looking at.
Inside the karkhana.
"I found the goldsmith who made my grandmother's jadau set — still working, four streets from where she bought it in 1962."— A. Rao, Hyderabad · verified buyer