22K Gold
Bridal Kundan Necklace
کنڈن دلہن ہارElaborate Kundan-set bridal necklace with embedded emeralds and rubies in 22K gold, following Mughal design traditions from Lahore.
Centuries of Mughal artistry, Sindhi creativity and Pashtun craftsmanship — discover Pakistan's most exquisite gold jewelry traditions.
Each piece represents a unique regional tradition — from the elaborate Kundan work of Lahore to the bold geometric patterns of Sindh.
22K Gold
Elaborate Kundan-set bridal necklace with embedded emeralds and rubies in 22K gold, following Mughal design traditions from Lahore.
24K Gold
Set of six hand-crafted 24K gold bangles with traditional Sindhi geometric patterns, paired with matching drop earrings.
22K Gold
Necklace, earrings, tikka, jhoomar, bangles and ring — complete bridal jewelry set in 22K gold with precious stone accents.
22K Gold
Handcrafted 22K gold ring with traditional Islamic geometric engravings and central gemstone setting. Ideal engagement piece.
24K Gold
Uncut diamond (polki) set in 24K gold foil backing, a Mughal technique requiring master craftsman skill. Lahore goldsmith tradition.
22K Gold
Solid 22K gold kara-style heavy bracelets from the Pashtun tradition of KPK. A sign of prosperity and family heritage in Peshawar.
Pakistani goldsmithing (known as zargar) is a craft passed down through generations of skilled artisan families. The main jewelry-making centres in Pakistan are Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Hyderabad and Multan — each with its own distinctive style.
Lahore is renowned for elaborate Mughal-style Kundan and Polki work — embedding uncut precious stones in gold foil. The old city's Androon Lahore bazaars still house dozens of hereditary goldsmith families.
Sindh and Hyderabad produce bold, geometric gold pieces with red and green enamel work (known as meenakari), while Peshawar's Qissa Khwani Bazaar has been a centre of heavy Pashtun gold jewelry for centuries.
The hallmarking system, administered by Pakistan's standards authority, ensures consumers receive accurately purity-stamped gold jewelry. Pakistani gold is typically sold by weight based on the daily gold rate plus making charges.
| Karat | Gold Content | Fineness | Common Use | PKR/gram (Jul 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24K | 99.9% | 999 | Investment bars, some bangles | PKR 29,850 |
| 22K | 91.7% | 916 | Most Pakistani jewelry | PKR 27,380 |
| 21K | 87.5% | 875 | Some regional styles | PKR 26,120 |
| 18K | 75.0% | 750 | Diamond jewelry settings | PKR 22,390 |
| 14K | 58.3% | 585 | Durable everyday pieces | PKR 17,400 |
* Rates are indicative based on July 2026 market data and may vary by city and jeweler.