EXCLUSIVE GALLERY OF
INTRICATE JEWELS
EXCLUSIVE GALLERY OF
INTRICATE JEWELS
charu sharma
Founded in the year 2000, Charu Sharma has a distinct signature of crafting Polki Jewellery in the traditional way, driving the beauty and heritage surrounding Indian culture while adding a refined touch of contemporary styling.
Founded in the year 2000, Charu Sharma has a distinct signature of crafting Polki Jewellery in the traditional way, driving the beauty and heritage surrounding Indian culture while adding a refined touch of contemporary styling.
Our muse
Exquisitely crafted by highly skilled artisans, each design is timeless and created using rarest of the materials. Prioritizing the sentiments of customers, every piece has a fascinating story to tell. Our bespoke techniques of creating and delivering the finest works of art have distinguished us from the onset.
craftmanship
The Charu Sharma Workshop houses fine and highly skilled craftsmen who work to perfection to ensure that each stone used in every composition compliments one another in color and shape, since by the virtue of the way Polki Diamonds are cut, no two are alike that makes each stone unique and flattering for the wearer.
There are no per-manufactured settings in Polki Jewellery making, and hence these artisans practice exceptional hand techniques which may be lightly faceted by machine, to achieve the highest degree of perfection.
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Charu Sharma label personifies India’s rich heritage encapsulated in contemporary eclectic twist and global contours.
“Every piece bought by my customers is a reflection of their passion for luxury and design whilst the value towards finesse and highest degree of perfection, so that it is passed on as velum. An experience to our exclusive gallery can give a new direction to your world of indulgence.”
The Craft of Polki
FUSING
The diamonds are placed on a foil of pure gold which lends them a brilliant shine when they reflect light. They are then fused with the gold jewellery and further adorned with pearls and other precious stones like rubies and tourmalines that make an interesting combination with the uncut diamonds.
MOULDING
The mould specialists, known as Chiterias creates the basic design as per jewellery sketch; then he outlines the pattern on gold surface. The Ghaarias then engage in engraving the mould and making holes, to make it stand out with a rich-antiquated feel.
ENAMELING
Enameling the next process involves the enameller to even the surface and fusing it to the gold with repeated firing at different temperatures.
PLACEMENT
Subsequently the jadiyas set stones such as jade, emerald, etc. in to the kundan or gold, to set the highly delicate Polkis (uncut diamonds).
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