World of PCT
75 Years of Fine Jewellery
Jaipur's Best Kept Secret Since 1950
P.C. Totuka & Sons was founded in Jaipur in 1950 by Shri Padam Chand Totuka, a man who started with emeralds and an instinct for the right stone. That instinct grew. The business expanded from emeralds to all 84 known ratnas, and the Totuka name became one of the most trusted in Jaipur's gem trade.
From the old city of Jaipur, the business passed through generations from Shri Padam Chand Totuka to his son Mr. Anil Totuka, and now to the third and fourth generation: Siddhartha, Gautam, Priyanka, and Yogita Totuka, who are taking the work further than it has been before.
Shri Padam Chand Totuka
Founder
Only the Best
80 Years of Knowing the Difference
From the royal ateliers of Jaipur to global showcases, the PCT name has stood for one thing consistently i.e. authenticity. Every stone that enters our workshop is chosen by hand, for colour, quality, and origin. Emerald, Polki, coral, pearl, ruby, tanzanite, Navratan, and none of it bought without scrutiny. The sourcing is part of the craft. It always has been.
How It Works
The Stone Comes First
Every piece at PCT begins before the workshop, at the source. We select our emeralds, Polki, coral, pearls, ruby, tanzanite, and Navratan stones by hand. No stone enters our workshop without passing through someone who knows what they are looking at. Seventy-five years of sourcing means we know what to say yes to.
Drawn Before It's Built
Once the stone is chosen, the design begins. Every piece at PCT goes through an in-house CAD design process, each setting drawn around the specific stone it will hold. Nothing is generic, the design serves the stone. That is the only brief we work from.
Making Finished by Hand
The CAD gives the karigar a blueprint. What happens next is entirely human — the gold is set, the stone is placed, and the piece is finished by hand in our Jaipur workshop. Every piece is checked before it leaves. That is what 75 years of doing this looks like.
Designed and Made in Jaipur Since 1950
Every piece at PCT is made in-house - designed, set, and finished in our Jaipur workshop by karigar who have spent years learning this craft.
Four generations of the Totuka family have worked this way, and the approach hasn't changed: the design and the making are the same conversation, handled by the same hands, held to the same standard the business was founded on.