Meant to be kept.
Handmade Indian jewellery, honest about its materials — video-verified before dispatch, warranted for a year.
Four treasuries
Every piece belongs to a collection.
The name
An asharfi was a gold coin.
In old India, wealth you meant to keep forever was held in asharfis — gold coins strung into necklaces, sewn into wedding trousseaus, pressed into a bride’s palm. An asharfi was never spent; it was kept.
Asharfian makes jewellery in that spirit: pieces set by hand, honest about their materials, meant to outlast trends and be handed down. As the treasury grows, real Kundan and Jadau join it.
The atelier storyReady to ship
Pieces you can wear this week.
Video-verified
A video of your exact piece, before it's sealed.
12-month warranty
Plating restored free. Loose stones re-set free.
Honest materials
Base metal and finish stated on every piece.
A real person
WhatsApp the founder. Send your outfit; see pieces live.
Intimacy at internet scale
Send a photo of your lehenga. We’ll match it live.
Tell the founder the occasion, or send your outfit, and see pieces on video before you decide anything. Trousseau courtesy on three sets or more.
Worn by you
From the feed
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