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The Garima Edit · Collection III of VI

Mughal

A day in the emperor's garden

Morning in the charbagh. Water runs in four channels toward the marble pavilion, and the doors of the jewel house are opened for the day.

22 windows · the shutters open as you pass

Mughal, worn
Layered gold with an openable kada.

I

Inscribed upon the wall

Morning in the charbagh

Cypress and rose, fountain and stone: the garden was laid out as a picture of paradise, and its jewellers worked to the same plan.

Mughal Openable Kada

Openable Kada

Antique-finish gold kada with stone accents

No. MUG-01 · Bangles & kada
Jharokha I
Mughal Kundan Pendant Necklace

Kundan Pendant Necklace

Kundan-style necklace with a round pendant and pink drops

No. MUG-02 · Necklaces & haar
Jharokha II
Mughal Jade-leaf Medallion

Jade-leaf Medallion

Gold medallion of carved green stones around a beryl

No. MUG-03 · Pendants
Jharokha III
Mughal Pearl Jaali Necklace

Pearl Jaali Necklace

Seed-pearl necklace with gold lattice pendants

No. MUG-04 · Necklaces & haar
Jharokha IV
Mughal Polki Bazuband

Polki Bazuband

Armband set with gemstones and enamel, tied with silk

No. MUG-05 · Bracelets
Jharokha V
Mughal Satlada

Satlada

Seven-stranded necklace of pearls, gold and rock crystal

No. MUG-06 · Necklaces & haar
Jharokha VI

II

Inscribed upon the wall

The hall of mirrors

In the Sheesh Mahal a single lamp becomes a thousand stars. Kundan and polki are set to catch exactly this kind of light.

Mughal Navratna Bracelet

Navratna Bracelet

Nine-gem talismanic bracelet in enamelled gold

No. MUG-07 · Bracelets
Jharokha VII
Mughal Granulated Armlet

Granulated Armlet

Broad gold armlet worked in rows of granulation

No. MUG-08 · Bracelets
Jharokha VIII
Mughal Taweez Bazuband

Taweez Bazuband

Gold amulet box on twisted silk cords

No. MUG-09 · Bracelets
Jharokha IX
Mughal Jade Archer's Ring

Jade Archer's Ring

Pale jade thumb ring inlaid with gold and stones

No. MUG-10 · Rings
Jharokha X
Mughal Crystal Tassel Bazuband

Crystal Tassel Bazuband

Pair of armbands with crystal drops on knotted cords

No. MUG-11 · Bracelets
Jharokha XI
Mughal Sarpech

Sarpech

Turban ornament with emerald drops and a jewelled plume

No. MUG-12 · Maang tikka
Jharokha XII

III

Inscribed upon the wall

Behind the marble screens

Light falls through jaali carved from a single slab of marble. Behind such screens the court's jewels were laid out: bazubands for the arm, a sarpech for the turban, jade carved as fine as silk.

Mughal Emerald Garden Medallion

Emerald Garden Medallion

Green enamel ground set with white sapphires in a flower

No. MUG-13 · Pendants
Jharokha XIII
Mughal Kundan Bazuband

Kundan Bazuband

Encrusted enamel and gem armlet in linked panels

No. MUG-14 · Bracelets
Jharokha XIV
Mughal Kundan Wristlet

Kundan Wristlet

Kundan wristlet of square polki panels

No. MUG-15 · Bracelets
Jharokha XV
Mughal Navratna Bazuband

Navratna Bazuband

Nine-gem armlet on a twisted gold cord

No. MUG-16 · Bracelets
Jharokha XVI
Mughal Miniature Locket

Miniature Locket

Enamelled locket painted with a court lady

No. MUG-17 · Pendants
Jharokha XVII
Mughal Kashmir Pahunchi

Kashmir Pahunchi

Cluster bracelet of gold and silver bells

No. MUG-18 · Bracelets
Jharokha XVIII

IV

Inscribed upon the wall

Sunset over the domes

The water in the channels darkens to gold, the domes turn rose, and the garden is handed back to the night jasmine.

Mughal Makara Kangan

Makara Kangan

Enamelled bangle with twin makara-head terminals

No. MUG-19 · Bangles & kada
Jharokha XIX
Mughal Ghungroo Necklace

Ghungroo Necklace

Fine necklace with a fringe of tiny gold drops

No. MUG-20 · Necklaces & haar
Jharokha XX
Mughal Coral & Gold Haar

Coral & Gold Haar

Gold necklace set with coral and pearls

No. MUG-21 · Necklaces & haar
Jharokha XXI
Mughal Emerald Bracelet

Emerald Bracelet

Gold bracelet centred on carved emeralds

No. MUG-22 · Bracelets
Jharokha XXII

The garden at dusk

Made for your court

Mughal designs are made in 22k gold with kundan, polki or meenakari work, and finished by hand. Choose any window to tell us how you want it made; we call you with the weight and price.

The photographs
  • View of the Taj Mahal from the gate, Agra — 1860s–70s (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, CC0)
  • The Emperor's Palace, Delhi: the Diwan-i-Khas — Samuel Bourne, 1863–70 (The Cleveland Museum of Art, CC0)
  • Interior of the Taj Mahal — 1860s–70s (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, CC0)
  • The Taj Mahal from the Jamuna — 1860s–70s (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, CC0)

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