P.C.TOTUKA & SONS
AUTUMN WINTER'23
AUTUMN WINTER'23
Jaipur does not forget easily. Its havelis hold conversations in their walls. Its courtyards have seen women dress for ceremonies that mattered, in jewellery chosen with the kind of care reserved for things meant to last. Autumn Winter '23 was shot inside that memory not as nostalgia, but as a reminder that some things were always this good. The campaign moves through three distinct moments, each anchored by a different stone, a different kind of quiet confidence. Turquoise and polychrome worn loose in afternoon light. A multicoloured necklace with carved and cabochon stones against deep teal. Each piece with its own story, made by the same workshop, to the same standard. No two stones from Jaipur have ever told the same story.
HANDMADE IN JAIPUR
Every piece in Autumn Winter '23 is handmade in our Jaipur workshop the same hands, the same craft, the same standard for 75 years. If you'd like to visit the showroom or discuss a piece made for you, we're hereHow to Get Your Piece
Begin Where It Feels Right
Visit our showroom in Jaipur or get in touch with us directly. Whether you are searching for something specific or waiting to find the piece that feels right we are here to guide the process with care and attention
More Than a Collection
Browse handcrafted creations or bring us an idea you’ve held onto and we’ll shape it into something that feels truly yours through every part of the making
Made by Hand, Held to a Standard
Every piece passes through skilled hands in our Jaipur workshop. From selecting the emerald to placing each Navratan stone the process is guided by precision patience and instinct. We only send it forward when every part of it feels right
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THE CRAFT BEHIND AUTUMN WINTER '23
Turquoise does not look the same twice. Neither does polychrome, carved stone, or a cabochon cut for its particular surface and depth. At PCT, each stone in the Autumn Winter '23 collection is chosen individually not for consistency, but for character. That is the point. A workshop that has worked in Jaipur for 75 years understands that no two stones are the same, and that the craft is in knowing what to do with each one.
The setting holds the stone. The gold frames it. The rest is what the woman who wears it brings. Come in and see the pieces in person photographs have never done them justice.