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Taraash

Twin Flight — Two birds caught mid-turn, wings feathered in green and gold, a single uncut stone held at the centre of each.

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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The Taraash Edit

A collection of pieces crafted to become part of the story.

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Six ways in

The worlds of Taraash

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

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Emerald

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

5 pieces

Polki — Uncut stones, left to catch the light the way they were found.

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Polki

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

6 pieces

Meenakari — Enamel laid into gold, fired until the colour belongs to the metal.

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Meenakari

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

4 pieces

Statement — Pieces that decide the room before anyone speaks.

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Statement

Pieces that decide the room before anyone speaks.

5 pieces

Bridal — Built for one day, and for every day it is remembered.

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Bridal

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

5 pieces

Everyday Heirlooms — Small enough to forget you are wearing. Made to outlast you.

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Everyday Heirlooms

Small enough to forget you are wearing. Made to outlast you.

6 pieces

Every piece, in its own detail

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Enamel fired into gold, stones seated by hand, a reverse finished as carefully as the front.

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Peacock Heritage

Two peacocks meet along the curve of a single band — plumage laid in enamel, each feather eye set by hand.

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Peacock Heritage — Two peacocks meet along the curve of a single band — plumage laid in enamel, each feather eye set by hand.

The catalogue

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The process

From stone
to story

Stone — It starts as raw material, and nothing more.
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Stone

It starts as raw material, and nothing more.

Setting — Gold is shaped around it until it holds without gripping.
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Setting

Gold is shaped around it until it holds without gripping.

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

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

Piece — The parts stop being parts.
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Piece

The parts stop being parts.

Story — It is worn, lent, kept, handed on.
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Story

It is worn, lent, kept, handed on.

How a piece is made

The craft

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

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Design

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

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

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Stone selection

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

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

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Setting

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

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

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Finishing

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

The final piece — Checked once more against the drawing, then boxed. It leaves only when it is finished.

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The final piece

Checked once more against the drawing, then boxed. It leaves only when it is finished.

Taraash Jewels

More than jewellery

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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Jewels that becomestories.