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Emerald
Green at the centre of everything. The colour the eye finds first.
5 pieces

The art ofadornment
One piece
A pieceof art
Closer
Crafted inevery detail
Enamel and stone
Colour
Set by hand
Craft
And then,it becomes yours.
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Green at the centre of everything. The colour the eye finds first.
5 pieces

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Uncut stones, left to catch the light the way they were found.
6 pieces

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Enamel laid into gold, fired until the colour belongs to the metal.
4 pieces

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Pieces that decide the room before anyone speaks.
5 pieces

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Built for one day, and for every day it is remembered.
5 pieces

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Small enough to forget you are wearing. Made to outlast you.
6 pieces
Every piece, in its own detail
Enamel fired into gold, stones seated by hand, a reverse finished as carefully as the front.
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Two peacocks meet along the curve of a single band — plumage laid in enamel, each feather eye set by hand.
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The catalogue
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The process

It starts as raw material, and nothing more.

Gold is shaped around it until it holds without gripping.

Enamel, engraving, polish. The hours that do not show.

The parts stop being parts.

It is worn, lent, kept, handed on.
How a piece is made

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A drawing, argued over until the proportions are right. Nothing is cut before the line is settled.

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Stones are chosen in daylight, matched for colour and depth, and set aside in pairs.

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Each stone is seated by hand. Kundan work asks for patience more than force.

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Enamel is fired, surfaces are brought up, and the reverse is worked as carefully as the front.

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Checked once more against the drawing, then boxed. It leaves only when it is finished.
Taraash Jewels
Every piece begins with an idea.
A stone.
A design.
A craft.
A story.
Taraash
Taraash works in kundan, polki, emerald and meenakari — traditional Indian techniques, given contemporary proportion. Pieces are shown here as a catalogue; each one is confirmed, priced and finished at enquiry.
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