BillFour lines, nothing else
A gold bill has only four parts: the weight of gold, the day’s rate, the making charge for the work, and 3% GST. Wastage is not charged separately. The making charge is the whole labour cost. GST of 3% is added on the total of gold value plus making charge. If you bring old gold, its value comes off before GST is worked out.
MakingHow we charge for the work
Simple work costs less, fine work costs more. The charge is fixed before we start and is written on the estimate you take home.
- Machine-made chains, per gram of gold
- ₹350 / g
- Plain bangles, rings, studs
- 8%
- Carved and filigree work (jhumka, kaan, pendants)
- 12% to 14%
- Stone-set and kundan, stone weight billed separately
- 16% to 18%
- Bridal sets made to order, fixed after the design is agreed
- 14% to 20%
- Silver items, on the silver value
- 15% to 25%
- Gold coins of 1 g, 2 g, 5 g and 10 g
- ₹300 to ₹600
91622K gold is stamped 916
91.6% pure. This is what most Bengali ornaments are made in: bangles, haar, kaan, chur. Soft enough for fine carving, which is why the old designs are all in 22K.
75018K gold is stamped 750
75% pure, harder, better for stone setting and thin everyday chains. Priced lower per gram. A good choice for a daily-wear chain that will not bend.
925Silver is 92.5
Sterling silver for payel, puja items and gifts. Hallmarked where the piece is large enough to take a stamp.
HUIDA 6-digit code on every piece
Since 2023 every gold ornament sold in India must carry a BIS hallmark with a unique 6-digit HUID. Ours do. Type the number into the BIS Care app at the counter and see the purity record before you pay. We will show you where the stamp is with a loupe.
XRFFree purity check on any gold
Our XRF machine reads purity in two minutes without scratching the piece. Bring gold from anywhere, bought from anyone, and we will test it for no charge and tell you the real karat.