The maker
Choose your Sunaar
Every piece here is made by a named goldsmith, in their own workshop, and you choose which one. Their making charge is published before you speak to them.
The rate locks the moment you agree
Not the day we ship. If gold rises after that, your price does not.
Fine jewellery, made to order
A Sunaar is your goldsmith. Here you pick which one makes your piece, see metal, making, stone and GST as four separate lines, ask for the changes you want, and agree the price before anything is cast.
Made to order · BIS hallmarked · GSI report on every certified stone · Bargain the making, never the metal
What is different here
The maker
Every piece here is made by a named goldsmith, in their own workshop, and you choose which one. Their making charge is published before you speak to them.
The price
Metal at the day's rate, the making charge, the stone and GST: four lines, itemised on every listing. Nothing is folded into a single figure.
The agreement
Ask for the changes you want, press Bargain on the making charge, and agree the figure before anything is cast. Made to order, at the price you agreed.
Who makes it
More than one goldsmith can make the piece you want. Their making charge is published before you speak to them, so choosing is a decision you make with a number in front of you.
Listed in diamond, gold and earrings
SONIJI YTS
Jodhpur
Listed in diamond, gold and earrings
Bargain with SONIJIListed in silver
How to begin
Start from a design, from a quote in your hand, or from a picture of what you want.
Bring a quote you already have
Or start from a photograph
A photograph of something you saw, a picture from a wedding, a sketch on paper. Tell us what you want changed about it, and a Sunaar comes back with the same four lines: metal, making, stone and GST.
What happens next
We read it, find the Sunaars who make that kind of piece, and reply by email with a price sheet. Nothing is charged and nothing is committed until you agree a figure.
The same sheet, day by day
A single ring from first offer to the door: choose the design and the Sunaar, see the sheet, Bargain, agree. Watch which line changes hands, and which one never moves at all.
Choose your SunaarYou today's rate
You choose a design, ask for the changes you want, and pick the Sunaar who will make it.
The sheet opens at once: metal at today's rate for that purity, their making charge, the stone, and GST on its own line. The metal line is the same whoever you ask.
Your Sunaar
They quote their making charge. You press Bargain and offer another.
The only line either of you touches. The stone keeps its price and its report; GST stays on its own line.
Agreed rate locked
You accept. The rate is locked at the figure on your sheet.
If gold rises tomorrow, your price does not.
Your Sunaar
The gold is weighed before casting — exactly as billed.
Photographed at the workshop and sent to you: the same scale, the same figure as your sheet.
Done
Hallmarked. The weight on the certificate is the weight on your sheet.
The grading report travels with the piece.
See every cost
A single figure leaves you nothing to discuss. Four lines tell you which one to discuss — because three of them are not yours to move, and one of them is.
Reading the sheet
The gold rule marks the only negotiable line. Metal follows the published rate, the stone is priced on its own and GST is fixed — none of those are anybody's to argue. The making charge is.
How a bill usually reads · illustrative
The same piece, elsewhere
₹3,34,121
Making, wastage and stone included.
Which part of that would you question?
The Sunaar's sheet
Ganesh Soni · Jaipur · 14K · 6.883 g · 1.630 ct
Metal
6.883 g × ₹16,300 · fixed by the rate
₹1,12,198
Making charge
39.67% of metal · the line you Bargain
₹44,509
Stone
1.630 ct · GSI graded after making
₹1,67,682
GST
3% · shown, never folded in
₹9,732
Total
₹3,34,121
What happens next
Press Bargain and the making line is the one you move. Agree, and the rate is locked at the figure above.
Meanwhile, your money
Your payment is released to the Sunaar in stages as the work reaches them. Forty-five per cent of it is still unreleased on the day the parcel arrives at your door.
How your money is protectedThe last fifth is released only once the piece has reached you and your return window has passed — so the Sunaar's final payment depends on you keeping what they made.
Or browse the catalogue
Open any piece below and you will find the same four lines: metal at today's rate, the Sunaar's making charge, the stone, and GST on its own.
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