Polki
Uncut stones alive with the warmth of the hand.

Est. 1904 · Five generations of craft
Light, held in gold.
120+
Years of legacy
5
Generations
3
Global locations
100%
Certified jewellery
The house signatures
Our jewels balance the memory of Indian craftsmanship with a modern, deeply personal sensibility.

Uncut stones alive with the warmth of the hand.
Clarity and character, cut for modern heirlooms.
Precious forms grounded in purity and trust.
New this season

22k gold · Polki
₹4,85,000
A single uncut diamond suspended on a hand-drawn gold chain.

22k gold · Polki
₹1,64,000
Halo of rose-cut stones around a warm uncut centre.

18k gold · VVS diamond
₹6,20,000
A brilliant-cut solitaire held in four slender gold prongs.

18k gold · Diamond
₹2,10,000
A quiet everyday band set with a continuous line of diamonds.

22k gold
₹1,32,000
Granulated gold domes, finished entirely by hand.

22k gold
₹88,000
A softly woven chain that sits close to the collarbone.
Our story
Five generations, one discipline: gold worked slowly by hand, stones chosen one at a time, and pieces finished only when the bench says they are ready.
Our legacy
1904
Pandit Jewellers opens in Bulandshahr with a single counter of hand-beaten gold.
1928
The second generation takes the bench, formalising the house style of uncut Polki settings.
1952
The first full bridal commissions are made for families across the district.
1976
Three decades of drawings and stone records become the house archive still used today.
1994
The house adopts assayed hallmarking, long before it becomes common practice.
2011
A contemporary flagship opens, designed for private, unhurried consultations.
2019
Private appointments begin in the United States for the house's international patrons.
2025
Five generations on, every jewel still leaves the bench finished by hand.
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