A broad gold bridal collar with a stone-set centre, on deep teal velvet.

Gold · Silver · Diamond — M.G Road, Kolar

Rajesh Jewellersಕೋಲಾರ

4.99% making · 0% wastage 22K · 916 · HUID 4.0 ★ · 242 reviews

Currently announced by the shop

They publish the making charge.

Most jewellers will not tell you until the bill is written. Rajesh Jewellers has put it on the front of their own advertising.

Making charges
4.99%Flat
Wastage
0%None added
On ₹1 lakh and above
0.1 gGold coin, free

TAKEN FROM THE SHOP'S OWN ANNOUNCEMENTS. OFFERS AND CHARGES CHANGE — CONFIRM THE CURRENT TERMS AT THE COUNTER BEFORE YOU BUY.

The collection

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8 pieces

A broad gold bridal collar with a stone-set centre and a single drop, on teal velvet.

PL / 01

Broad bridal collar

Wide and close-fitting, worked in bands, with a stone-set centre and a single drop below it. Sits high on the throat, under a haram.

Form
Collar · close fit
Stones
Set centre
Weight
On request
Price
Today's rate, at the counter
Ask about PL / 01
Two plain gold bands held between two hands against teal cloth.

PL / 02

Plain bands, pair

Rounded and unornamented, made to be worn every day and not thought about. Photographed being handed across, which is how they are usually chosen.

Form
Band · pair
Finish
Plain, rounded
Weight
On request
Price
Today's rate, at the counter
Ask about PL / 02
A two-piece bridal set: a short necklace above a long haram with red stone accents.

PL / 03

Short necklace and long haram

The pair that gets worn together — the short one at the collarbone, the haram falling to the waist, both in repeating motifs set with red stones.

Form
Two-piece set
Stones
Red, set through
Weight
On request
Price
Today's rate, at the counter
Ask about PL / 03
A full bridal suite arranged on teal stands: maang tikka, jhumkas, choker, long haram and a ring.

PL / 04

The full suite

Tikka, jhumkas, choker, haram and a ring, laid out the way they are laid out on the counter when a family comes in to decide. This is what the shop is actually for.

Form
Five-piece suite
Includes
Tikka · jhumka · choker · haram · ring
Weight
On request
Price
Today's rate, at the counter
Ask about PL / 04
A long gold haram of pierced round medallions ending in a broad pendant.

PL / 05

Medallion haram

Pierced round medallions running the length of the chain to a broad pendant. All the work is in the piercing, which is why it wears lighter than it looks.

Form
Haram · long
Work
Pierced medallion
Weight
On request
Price
Today's rate, at the counter
Ask about PL / 05
Gold chains strung with turquoise, rose and white beads, laid on red cloth.

PL / 06

Bead and gold chains

Gold alternating with turquoise, rose and white beads. Lighter than they look, and the everyday end of the collection rather than the wedding end.

Form
Chain · strung
Beads
Turquoise · rose · white
Weight
On request
Price
Today's rate, at the counter
Ask about PL / 06
Several strands of small gold beads with pink stone stations, laid side by side.

PL / 07

Gold bead strands

Fine beadwork run in parallel strands, broken at intervals by pink stones. Worn singly, or several at once.

Form
Strand · multiple
Stones
Pink stations
Weight
On request
Price
Today's rate, at the counter
Ask about PL / 07
A very large ornate gold bridal collar with fanned filigree and hanging drops, on deep red.

PL / 08

The heavy collar

Fanned filigree across the whole chest, with drops hung along the lower edge. This is the piece the shop is remembered for, and the reason cameras were never welcome.

Form
Collar · ceremonial
Work
Fanned filigree, hung drops
Weight
On request
Price
Today's rate, at the counter
Ask about PL / 08

How the shop sorts it

Ask by the gram.

Nobody walks in and asks for a design. They walk in with a number in their head, because weight × the day's rate is the price. So the collection is grouped by weight — and you should ask for it the same way.

Beyond gold there is 92.5 silver — bracelets, chains, wrist charms and idols — and 18K and diamond for lighter, everyday pieces.

What is stamped on it

22K · 916 · HUID

Three separate things, not one slogan — and any customer can check the last of them without asking anybody's permission.

Karat
22K
Of twenty-four parts, twenty-two are gold.
Fineness
916
91.6% gold, in parts per thousand — the Indian standard for jewellery.
HUID
6 marks
A six-character code unique to that one piece. Type it into the free BIS CARE app and it returns the certified purity.
The shop at night: a tall bronze diamond-lattice front with a lit R monogram above the sign.

The front on M.G Road

Narrow on the street. Deep inside.

A customer put it better than we could: “the shop might look a bit smaller when compared to others, but their collection is huge.” The lattice on the front is the only warning you get.

  • No compromise on purity, and the designs are good as well. We have been buying gold here for almost two decades — you are not allowed to take photos, as he has some unique collection.Vatsa
  • Their way of communication is next level. Whenever we visit they treat us with a good smile, words and the same respect.Shashank Avadhani
  • Good quality, friendly rate, respect.Chandan C K
  • Friendly staff, good collection.Naveen Kumar R

Come and be shown

Doddapet, Kolar.

Weights and the day's rate are given at the counter, piece by piece, because the rate moves daily and no two pieces are the same. Ask for anything by its plate number.

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