Crafted by 150+ Indian makersCrafted by 150+ Indian makers · Khan Market, New Delhi · Insured delivery across India
The first NIMAI
Every collection begins somewhere.
Chosen from the same benches as our showpieces — signature beginnings for a first step into the house.
The collection
Four rooms of adornment
The occasion
The Wedding Edit
For the sangeet, the pheras, and the morning after — pieces made to outlast the album.
Discover the editThe collective
Adornment, kept by a hundred and fifty hands.
NIMAI gathers more than 150 of India’s finest jewellery makers — from Jaipur’s kundan benches to the silver filigree of Cuttack — under one roof in Khan Market, New Delhi. Each is the keeper of a craft; every piece carries the name of its maker.
Meet the makers →150+
Makers across the nation
2013
Est. Khan Market, New Delhi
One
Maker's name on every piece
The makers
The hands behind the house
Curious mediums
More than what meets the eye.
Raw turquoise beside antique coral. Shell, resin and fired ceramic, set in gold. Alongside the heritage crafts, NIMAI’s makers work beyond metal — because a piece should carry an idea, not only a price.
Raw turquoise
Left as it was found
Antique coral
Old Italian, re-set
Freshwater pearl
Patience you can hold
Natural shell
Sea-cut crescents
Resin & gold
Light, held still
Fired ceramic
A garden, glazed
Get the look
An evening in bone & gold
The cocktail hour
Mismatched embers at the ear, a doubled rope at the neck, and one interrupted band — three makers, one evening. Wear the earrings first; the rest follows.
Styled by the house — three makers, one evening. Each piece is sold on its own.
See the look →Worn & loved
“The box came tied in red thread. I kept the thread on my wrist for a month and the earrings on for longer.”
“I came in for a gift under three thousand and left understanding why people talk about this place.”
“You can tell someone's hands made it. My jhumkas arrived with the maker's name, and I looked her up.”
The journal
Read, then wear
Craft · June 2026
Setting Polki by Lamplight
Why Kamala's bench still refuses the tube light — and what the flame shows that daylight cannot.
Notebook · May 2026
The Red Thread
One thread, tied and retied — how a mark becomes a promise, and a promise becomes a house.
Objects · April 2026
Bilaner, After Rain
A pearl, its shell, and the argument for keeping one beautiful thing that is never worn.
The house
The house keeps a door.
Khan Market, New Delhi — open every day. Come try things on, meet the pieces in person, and leave with a red thread. Online, the door is always open.
The red thread