Mugal Art And Gems

We sit here at 789, Mohalla Naalbandaan, right in the heart of Chokri Ganga Pole. It’s a busy part of town with a lot of history in the stones and the art we handle every day. Most mornings start with sorting through whatever gems came in or checking on the progress of a piece on the bench. We’ve been at this for a while, just working with our hands and trying to get the details right. The streets around us are narrow, always full of noise, but inside the shop, things stay pretty focused on the gems. It isn't a fancy showroom with bright lights and suits. It’s more of a place where things actually get made. People stop by to talk about different stones or to see how a specific design is coming along. Sometimes the work takes longer than expected because that’s just how it goes with natural materials. We deal with the dust and the fine work because it’s what we know. There’s no big secret to how we operate. We just show up at the shop, open the doors, and get to work on the pieces sitting in front of us. It’s a steady pace, usually quiet unless we’re cutting something. If you walk through the Chokri Ganga Pole area, you’ll find us easily enough by the address. We keep the place simple. It’s mostly about the gems and the tools we use to shape them.