No minimum order
Every collection starts somewhere, and no house should have to commit to volume before the market has told it anything. Test at ten pieces, run at two thousand — the unit economics move, the terms never do.
About
ANAGARI is a jewellery brand established four years ago, dedicated to creating jewellery that is as unique as the person wearing it. Every piece is thoughtfully customized according to the customer’s preferences, from design and gemstones to metal, finish, and engraving. We believe jewellery should tell your story, which is why every creation is crafted exclusively for you with exceptional attention to detail and craftsmanship.
The house
The sensible commercial move for a young house would have been to become a trading operation — take orders, place them across a dozen workshops, take a margin on coordination. It is a good business and several of our contemporaries have built one.
We went the other way and brought the capabilities in-house instead: casting, then lapidary, then plating, then a quality function that could say no to a supervisor. It was slower and considerably less profitable to begin with. It is the reason we can hold a tolerance on a one-off commission, which is the only kind of commission we take.
The people
A competent stone setter takes about seven years to make. There is no shortcut and no machine that does it, which is why the industry's real constraint has never been capacity — it is people who can hold a tolerance at four in the afternoon as reliably as at nine in the morning.
We pay above the Jaipur rate, run a daylit floor, and train openly rather than keeping people on one operation to make them harder to poach. The house is four years old; the hands on the floor have between fifteen and forty years each. That second number is the single best predictor of whether your commission will be right.



Why houses stay
Every collection starts somewhere, and no house should have to commit to volume before the market has told it anything. Test at ten pieces, run at two thousand — the unit economics move, the terms never do.
A single named production manager carries your order from the first conversation to the final airway bill. Nothing is handed between departments, so nothing is explained twice or lost in the gap between them.
Whatever is developed for you remains wholly your intellectual property, stated in writing at the engagement. It never enters our sample book, never appears at a fair, and is never re-cut for another buyer.
Filing, setting and finishing are done by karigars who have spent decades at the same bench, not stepped down an assembly line. A machine-finished shoulder always reads as one, at every price point.
Lead times are quoted from real floor capacity rather than from what you would like to hear, and they carry a stated confidence. You hear about a slip from us before the date passes, not after.
Metal, stone, labour and finishing arrive itemised rather than blended into a single rate. When gold moves you can see precisely what it did to your unit cost, and argue with the line that moved.
Our engineering bench resolves the difficult constructions before production opens — a setting that will not hold, a shank that keeps failing, a stone that chips at the girdle. Solved at CAD, not discovered at gate four.
We will tell you when a construction is wrong for the price band or the market, rather than quietly quoting what you asked for. What is moving in the halls we exhibit at gets shared before the season, not after it.
The majority of our volume goes to houses we have supplied for more than a decade, several past twenty years. Partnerships compound; transactions do not, and we have built the business on the former.
Manufacturing runs to globally accepted quality standards with documented inspection method and audited sourcing. Hallmarking, nickel release, REACH and Prop 65 are handled inside the job, never billed as consultancy.
Export
Consolidated, insured and documented from Jaipur. Hover a marker for what we actually ship there — the programmes differ far more by market than most people expect.
New York · Dallas · Los Angeles
Our largest market. Bridal programmes, coloured-stone fashion and a steady private-label book.
Toronto · Vancouver
Sterling and vermeil at retail volume, with hallmarking to Canadian requirements.
London · Birmingham
Assay-office hallmarking handled in-house before shipping to the Jewellery Quarter and beyond.
Pforzheim · Idar-Oberstein
Technically exacting accounts. Gauge tolerances tighter than anywhere else we ship.
Paris
Fine jewellery and high-polish finishing for houses on and around the Place Vendôme.
Vicenza · Milan
Chain, findings and carved stone into the country that taught everyone else how to do it.
Córdoba
Silver at volume — filigree-adjacent work and high-turn fashion programmes.
Dubai · Sharjah
High-karat yellow gold, bridal sets and rapid-turn re-orders for the Gold Souk trade.
Riyadh · Jeddah
21K and 22K programmes, sized and finished to Gulf preference.
Sydney · Melbourne
Opal and sapphire settings, plus counter-seasonal bridal that balances our calendar.
Tokyo · Kofu
The most demanding finish standard we work to. Akoya strands and micro-pavé.
Hong Kong SAR
Show-season sampling and the gateway for a good deal of our regional trade.
Singapore
Bridal and gifting for a market that buys certified and asks good questions.
Johannesburg · Cape Town
Coloured stone and a growing lab-grown diamond programme.
São Paulo · Belo Horizonte
Tourmaline and imperial topaz come from here; a good deal of it goes back set.
Mexico City · Guadalajara
Silver at scale, into a country with its own deep silver tradition.
New York · Dallas · Los Angeles
Toronto · Vancouver
London · Birmingham
Pforzheim · Idar-Oberstein
Paris
Vicenza · Milan
Córdoba
Dubai · Sharjah
Riyadh · Jeddah
Sydney · Melbourne
Tokyo · Kofu
Hong Kong SAR
Singapore
Johannesburg · Cape Town
São Paulo · Belo Horizonte
Mexico City · Guadalajara
Begin
Send a sketch, a reference photograph or a paragraph describing what you have in mind. You will get a costed, itemised response from a person who has read it — usually inside two working days.