Heritage and Royal Jewelry for Private Acquisition

A detailed view of the intricate screw hinge mechanism on the royal Maratha 'Shrankhla Jodi' bangles. This showcases the superior craftsmanship of these c. 1820 flexible gold and diamond polki bangles.

This video highlights a Victorian-style choker featuring a peacock pendant set with diamonds and Basra pearls. This piece, circa 1930, is a testament to the timeless elegance of jewels from the Nizam's dominion.

The vibrant enamel work on the reverse side of this Rajasthani peacock pendant is a hallmark of traditional Kundan jewelry. This piece features five strands of sapphire beads and pearls, available for immediate acquisition.

This handcrafted silver necklace features two strands of red stones, likely rubies, accented with peacock-patterned pendants. It is part of an exquisite set that includes matching earrings and a bracelet.

A pair of silver jhumkha earrings from a handcrafted set. They are studded with red stones and feature delicate pearl drops, showcasing traditional Indian jewelry design.

A close-up of the handcrafted silver bracelet from the red stone set. The centerpiece features a finely detailed carving of the goddess Lakshmi, flanked by red stones.

A detailed look at a handcrafted silver peacock pendant from a tribal-patterned necklace. The intricate carving and single red stone eye highlight the folk artistry of rural Rajasthan.

A close-up view of the flexible links and diamond polki settings of the royal heritage bangles from Gwalior. Each link is meticulously crafted, demonstrating the artistry of 19th-century jewelers.

Another angle on the pair of 22-carat gold and diamond polki flexible bangles. This image highlights the texture and form of the twisted 'Shrankhla Jodi' design.