HAZOORILAL
Maison of Diamonds · Est. 1952
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Est. 1952 · New Delhi

HAZOORILAL

Timeless diamonds,
crafted for generations.

Seven decades of one family’s devotion to the rarest stones on earth — and to the hands that give them meaning.

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The Maison

A house built on
patience.

In 1952, a single vitrine in old Delhi held eleven stones and one conviction: that a diamond is not bought, it is inherited. Three generations later, the conviction is unchanged. Every creation that leaves our atelier is drawn by hand, set by hand, and finished only when the light behaves the way we intended.

We remain a family house. We make few pieces. We keep our clients for lifetimes — and then for the lifetimes that follow.

Discover the House
Model wearing a sapphire and diamond necklace
A diamond ring in dramatic light
0Years of the house
0Generations of jewellers
0Master artisans
0KHeirlooms entrusted

Signature Collections

Six chapters,
one language.

All collections
Aurelia high jewellery necklaces
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Aurelia

I

High jewellery · One of one
Vivaha bridal diamond suite
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Vivaha

II

Bridal · Ceremonial suites
Nocturne evening jewellery on velvet
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Nocturne

III

Evening · Black-tie
A sapphire and diamond ring under studio light

The Atelier

Nine hundred hours
of quiet.

A single high jewellery piece passes through eleven pairs of hands. Not one of them hurries.

Enter the Atelier
Gold and diamond rings in sculpted light
I · The drawing
Hands wearing a diamond ring, photographed in black and white
II · The setting
Close macro study of a gemstone ring
III · The light
“We do not finish a piece. We stop when it no longer asks for anything.”

Master Setter · Atelier No. 2

Heritage

Seventy-four years,
told in four.

1952

The first vitrine

A single counter in old Delhi. Eleven stones, one loupe, and a ledger still kept in the family archive.

An heirloom necklace displayed on a bust

1978

The atelier opens

Design, cutting and setting are brought under one roof — a decision that still defines how the house works today.

Diamond rings arranged on a dark surface

2004

The salon at Greater Kailash

A private house of jewels rather than a shop: eight rooms, natural light, and time enough to decide nothing at all.

Jewellery presented in a boutique vitrine

2026

The third generation

Aurelia, the Maison’s first fully traceable high jewellery collection, is drawn and cut entirely in-house.

Three high jewellery necklaces
The full chronicle

Featured Masterpieces

Pieces that will outlive
the people who chose them.

Solitaire ring against a dark sculpted background

The Meridian Solitaire

7.04 ct · D FlawlessNo. 001
Emerald and diamond necklace with matching earrings

Vasant Parure

Emerald · DiamondNo. 014
Rose gold ring photographed against graphic shadows

Anantara Band

Rose gold · PavéNo. 027
A row of diamond eternity bands

Eternal Line

Eternity bands · PlatinumNo. 033
Hands wearing a diamond ring, black and white

The Bespoke Atelier

Commission something
that does not exist.

  1. I   A private conversation, without obligation.
  2. II   Hand-drawn studies and a gouache rendering.
  3. III   Stone selection at the loupe, with our gemmologist.
  4. IV   Six to nine months in the atelier. Then, yours.
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Jewellery presented inside the Hazoorilal salon

The Salon Experience

Come for an hour.
Stay for the afternoon.

Our salons are quiet rooms with good light and better tea. There is no queue, no counter and nothing to sign. Appointments are held privately, and the loupe is always offered before the price.

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The Journal

Notes from the house

All entries
A hand wearing stacked diamond rings
Craft · 6 min

How a stone is chosen before it is cut

Our gemmologist on reading rough — and on the eleven that were refused this season.
A diamond necklace styled with crystal
Style · 4 min

The rivière, and how to wear it before dark

An argument for daylight diamonds, made in three photographs.
Bridal hands holding a ring box
Bridal · 8 min

Trousseau, reconsidered

Why the modern bride commissions fewer pieces — and keeps them far longer.

The Maison receives
by appointment.

Tell us what the occasion is — or that there isn’t one.

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