Since 1962
Three generations,
one bench.
Our Philosophy
The piece outlives the wedding.
We do not chase trends. Every Gangaur Jewelers piece is designed to be worn at the wedding, then again at a daughter's first prayer ceremony, and again — fifty years on — at her own son's wedding.
Our karigars work in silence at the same wooden benches their fathers used. A single rani-haar can take eleven months. Nothing is rushed because nothing should be.
"Heirloom is the only word that matters."
The Atelier
A timeline.
1962
The first bench
Founder Devraj Mehta sets up a single workbench in Adajan, Surat.
1978
Polki revival
Gangaur Jewelers leads the revival of uncut polki diamonds for modern brides.
1994
Second generation
Anjali Mehta inherits the atelier, introducing emerald sourcing from Zambia.
2011
The Adajan atelier
A new private viewing room opens at Samay Complex, Adajan.
2024
Sixty years on the bench
Three generations of karigars continue the craft from Surat.
