Melting
Pure silver is alloyed to 92.5% and poured into slim ingots on the furnace floor.
About Us
Three generations, one bench
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OUR STORY
Mathura’s Premier Silver Atelier
In 1974, Shri Mohanlal Soni set up a modest two-room workshop behind Johari Bazaar with one anvil, a coal furnace, and a box of hand files, crafting silver payal for local families.
Fifty years later, his son and grandson carry forward the legacy with 22 master artisans—ensuring no piece leaves the bench without meeting heirloom purity.
Certified 925 Purity
Every piece carries a certified BIS hallmark stating silver purity and grade.
Lightweight & Comfort
Smoothly finished edges and balanced weight for effortless daily wear.
All-Day Wear
Designed for timeless elegance that seamlessly transitions from day to evening.
The Process
From ingot to heirloom
Drawing
The ingot is rolled and drawn into wire and sheet, annealed between every pass.
Forming
Motifs are chased, filigree twisted and ghungroo bells soldered one at a time.
Finishing
Oxidising, brushing and a final tumble bring out the contrast in every carving.
“We are not making jewellery for a season. We are making the thing a daughter inherits.”
R.N Payal · Third Generation
Craft Traditions
Nine regions, one archive
Rajasthani meenakari, Bengali filigree, Kutchi tribal work and South Indian temple motifs each carry their own grammar of line and weight. Our design archive holds more than fourteen hundred drawings collected across these regions.
Where a technique is close to disappearing, we train apprentices in it, whether or not it sells well. That is the part of the business we are proudest of.
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Our Mathura showroom is open six days a week. Walk in, or write to us and we will keep a bench free for you.
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