Jewelry manufacturing in Jaipur

Jaipur is one of India's historic jewelry cities. Our partner workshops there cast, fabricate, finish and plate brass jewelry for brands — we connect your design to that know-how.

A twisted bangle and a hammered cuff resting on a carved pink sandstone lattice in Rajasthani sunlight.
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Why Jaipur, specifically

Since its founding in the 18th century, Jaipur has been a center for gemstones and jewelry. The old city still has a market named for its jewelers, Johari Bazaar, and Jaipur remains known worldwide for gem cutting and for traditional techniques such as meenakari enamel and kundan setting.

Today, alongside fine jewelry, the city has a large base of workshops making fashion jewelry in brass and other metals for export. The skills a brass piece needs — model making, casting, hand fabrication, polishing, plating and setting — are all present in the city. That is why we produce there: a correction to a sample can be handled locally, and techniques can be combined in one piece without moving it between regions.

How brass jewelry is made in Jaipur

The main techniques behind the pieces we produce. Which ones a design uses is decided with the workshop before quoting, based on its shape, quantity and finish.

A freshly cast brass casting tree with rings and pendants still attached to the sprue, on a workshop bench.
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Lost-wax casting

A wax model — hand-carved or printed from a 3D file — is invested in a mold and replaced by molten brass. Rubber molds then allow repeat waxes for production. The usual route for rings, pendants and sculpted shapes.

Five pairs of gold-plated brass earrings on a white plaster slab: small hoops, chunky hoops, organic drops and two pairs of studs.
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Hand fabrication

Pieces built from brass wire and sheet: cut, formed, soldered and assembled by hand. Suited to hoops, open shapes, links and lighter constructions.

A wide sculptural gold-plated brass cuff with a molten, folded surface, standing on dark slate.
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Surface finishing

Filing, polishing, brushing, hammering and texturing. The surface is set before plating and changes how the final piece looks.

Loose cabochons sorted in a compartment tray — lapis lazuli, malachite, carnelian, aventurine, rose quartz, onyx and rock crystal — beside empty gold-plated bezels.
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Stone setting

Semi-precious stones — cabochons, faceted stones, rock crystal — selected, matched and set in bezels or prongs made for each stone. The city's oldest specialty.

Freshly gold-plated earrings and pendants hanging in rows on copper plating racks above a plating tank.
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Gold plating

Electroplating of the finished brass piece to an agreed gold color and thickness, inspected on the sample before production.

Inspired by meenakari, kundan or other traditional Jaipur work? Describe it in your brief. Feasibility in brass, and for your quantities, is confirmed with the workshop before anything is promised.

Carved green wax ring models beside two freshly cast raw brass ring prototypes on a steel workbench.
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Between your studio and a Jaipur workshop

Working directly with a workshop on another continent is possible, but it takes time: briefing in the right technical terms, following samples, checking the order before it leaves. We handle that part.

  • We translate your brief into a specification the workshop can quote and build.
  • We follow prototypes and send you photos, measurements and the physical sample.
  • We record the approved specification, and check production against it.
  • We keep you informed in English, in writing.
How we work

About Jaipur production

Do you own a factory in Jaipur?

No. We work with independent partner workshops in Jaipur and manage the project between you and them: specification, samples, follow-up and checks. We say this plainly because it matters when you choose a supplier.

Can I visit the workshops?

Ask us. Visits are arranged case by case, with the agreement of the workshop concerned.

Can Jaipur workshops work from my 3D files?

Yes, 3D files are a common starting point for cast pieces. Send them with your request; we confirm the file format and any adjustments needed for casting in brass.

Have your designs made in Jaipur

A few sketches, photos of pieces you love, or a technical file — whatever you have is enough to start. First collections are welcome; you do not need a final budget to ask.

You can send sketches, reference photos, CAD files, a quantity per design and a finish.