01
The silhouette
Start with scale: how a pendant follows a neckline, how a ring sits against a neighbouring finger. The outline must work before a stone enters the drawing.
The atelier notebook
Less ornament.
More meaning.
Sunehri is an imagined small atelier in Jaipur: a study in how architecture, colour and memory can become a personal object.
Drawn from
the city.
The Stepwell Edit borrows a descending rhythm. The Pink City Edit brings rose-coloured stones into quiet settings. Everyday Heirlooms pares the idea back to a single line or plane.
This is an illustrated collection, not a claim of manufactured inventory, artisan employment or heritage credentials.
From line to object
Three decisions.
Nothing accidental.
02
The material
The sample palette pairs 18K yellow gold with quartz, onyx and citrine. Stones here are design references; no origin, grading or certification is implied.
03
The finish
Brushed planes meet polished edges. Smooth interiors and balanced proportions are part of the concept, as important as the front-facing view.
A few useful notes
Keep the beautiful
things beautiful.
How would I care for a piece?
Store pieces separately in soft pouches. Wipe gently with a soft cloth after wear and keep perfume, swimming-pool water and harsh cleaners away. Follow your actual jeweller’s stone-specific advice for cleaning.
What should a real quote include?
Ask for material purity, net metal and stone weights, stone identification, making charges and tax separately. The prices here are fictional planning examples, with no connection to a live gold rate.
Can these pieces be ordered?
No. Sunehri is a fictional website demonstration. All enquiries reach atittle.com about designing a website for your own business.
What about sizing, exchanges and guarantees?
No sales, exchanges or guarantees are offered by this demo. For a real purchase, confirm the fit in person and obtain the seller’s written resizing and return terms before paying.