Born in Agra. Shaped by hand.
Agra's silversmiths have made payal for generations. We are one of those workshops, still making every piece the slow way.
A family workshop, since 1980.
Nathi Lal Suresh Chand
What began in 1980 as a single workbench in Agra is today a family-run manufacturer of hallmarked silver payal, chains, bracelets and men’s kada. We still make every piece the slow way — melted, drawn, linked and finished by hand — for families, showrooms and retailers.
Today we make hallmarked payal, chains, bracelets and men's kada for families and for showrooms across India — with the same hand-linking, and the same care for how each pair sounds.
The people behind the workshop
Honest silver, stated plainly.
Every piece is hallmarked, and every quote states the collection, the silver content and the weight.
| Collection | Hallmark | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| RRPL80 | 80% silver | Hallmarked at 80% silver. Everyday, fancy and jhalar payal at an accessible price — strong, bright and made to be worn daily. |
| RC92.5 | 92.5% silver | Hallmarked at 92.5% sterling silver. Our finest payal — bridal, heavy and statement designs, and sterling daily wear. |
| SC92.5 | 92.5% silver | Hallmarked at 92.5% sterling silver. Solid silver chains and men's bracelets — figaro, curb, rope, bead, panel and layered styles. |
| KADA92.5 | 92.5% silver | Hallmarked at 92.5% sterling silver. Men's kada in polished, faceted and edge-cut designs. |
Hallmarked under the Bureau of Indian Standards.
We hold a BIS Certificate of Registration for selling hallmarked silver. Our pieces are hallmarked only at BIS-recognised assaying and hallmarking centres, after testing to the Indian Standard.
- Registered as
- Nathi Lal Suresh Chand
- Certificate no.
- HM/C-8890215506
- Articles
- Silver jewellery & artefacts
- Indian Standard
- IS 2112 : 2014
- Valid from
- 7 January 2026
- Sales outlet
- 30/68 Chitti Khana, Agra Fort, Agra, Uttar Pradesh 282003
Four steps, one pair.
Melting & alloying
Silver is melted and alloyed to the hallmark ordered — 80% for RRPL80, 92.5% sterling for RC92.5, SC92.5 and KADA92.5 — then poured into bars.
Drawing the wire
Bars are rolled and drawn through dies into wire of exact thickness, so every link in a lot weighs the same.
Linking by hand
Karigars form each kadi, attach the jhalar and close every ghungroo by hand.
Polish & finish
Pieces are cleaned, polished or oxidised, then weighed, matched into pairs and checked.
Meeting retailers across India
Our team at the Silver Show of India, showing our payal, chains and bracelets to showrooms and retailers.
