How It Started

Jewellery that starts as a flat sheet of gold

Jewels By Sireesha began the way most good craft does — with a fascination for a single technique. Gold sheet work starts as exactly that: a thin, flat sheet of 22K or 24K gold, before it's hammered, cut and coaxed by hand into a jhumka, a haram, or a locket.

There's no casting, no mould repeated a thousand times. Every tray of kundan and every reel of gold sheet in the studio is sorted, matched and set one piece at a time — which is also why no two customers ever get quite the same finish twice.

Hand sorting kundan stones at the Jewels By Sireesha studio
What We Believe

Handmade isn't a marketing word here

Every haram, jhumka and locket that leaves the studio has passed through the same hands more than once — cut, shaped, stone-set and polished in stages, never rushed to meet a batch size.

We work primarily in kundan, temple and meenakari styles, but we're just as happy re-imagining an heirloom piece, matching an old family design, or building something that doesn't exist anywhere yet — that's what the Design Your Own builder on this site is for.

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A finished gold bead necklace held in hand
Inside The Studio

Where every piece begins

Sorting kundan stones by hand Assorted gold sheet components in a velvet tray Tray of emerald-cut kundan stones Tray of loose pearls Tray of hand-hammered gold beads

Purity, disclosed openly

22K and 24K gold sheet, with purity and weight shared before you order.

Made slowly, on purpose

We'd rather take longer on a piece than rush the stone-setting.

Rooted in tradition

Temple, kundan and meenakari techniques passed down, not shortcut.

A conversation, not a checkout

Every custom order is discussed directly with you on WhatsApp.

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New pieces, trays and finished orders — daily on Instagram