P.C.TOTUKA & SONS
Spring Summer 23
Spring Summer 23
Brings together four signatures of Indian craftsmanship each with its own character presence and way of being worn.The emerald pieces carry depth colour and sharp intensity brought out through carefully chosen stones and balanced settings. Polki is kept natural and full of texture where every uncut diamond holds its own shape light and character. Navratan is built through colour and composition with each stone placed to create harmony within the piece as a whole. Jadau Bridal carries richness through handcrafted detailing traditional artistry and statement forms designed to be remembered beyond the occasion itself. Every piece in the collection is made by hand in our Jaipur workshop where craftsmanship precision and stone setting have shaped the foundation of PCT for over 75 years. Different stones different moods different expressions brought together through one consistent standard of making
HANDMADE IN JAIPUR
Every emerald and Navratan piece in Spring Summer '23 is chosen stone by stone and set by hand in our Jaipur workshop. If you'd like to see the collection or explore something custom, we'd love to hear from you.How 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
What we do
THE CRAFT BEHIND SPRING SUMMER '23
An emerald from Colombia or Zambia arrives in Jaipur carrying its own history. What happens next is the work choosing the stone that has the right depth, the right saturation, the quality that holds under light and does not disappoint up close. At PCT, that choice is made in person, by hand, in our workshop.
The Navratan asks for a different kind of attention. Nine stones, each with its own meaning, must work as one. The setting has to hold all of it without making any of it feel crowded. We have been doing this for 75 years. Come in and see how it is done.