The Gem Palace


The Gem Palace has stood proud as one of India's iconic jewelry houses for over one hundred and sixty years and the members of the Kasliwal family have maintained a lasting and relevant position in the jewelry trade since the 1700s; The Gem Palace has created heirlooms for emperors, kings, queens, presidents and film stars and continues to cater to the traditional and contemporary needs of jewelry buyers from across the globe. The story of the Kasliwal family dates back to the XVI Century, during the Mughal empire when the Maharajas, ‘great kings’of India, represented a vision of great splendor and magnificence. It was in the service of these

princely rulers, patrons of the arts both in India and throughout Europe, that the Kasliwals first established their status as legendary jewelers. A unique family of aesthetes, the Kasliwals are skilled jewelers and gem cutters who have passed an extraordinary artistry, craftsmanship and passion from generation to generation. Appointed court jewel makers by Maharaja Saway Jai Singh II of the Royal family of Jaipur and granted high honors by the British Crown, the Kasliwal family history is deeply intertwined with the history of their native India.

"It was a natural instinct to follow into the family trade, and I never looked back. For me, being a jeweler is in the blood

1952


CENTURY ANNIVERSARY

In 1952 prime minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru and Lady Mountbatten open the jewellery exhibition celebrating the 100 year anniversary.

 

1962


THE FIRST LADY

In 1962 Jackie Kennedy visits The Gem Palace

"It was a natural instinct to follow into the family trade, and I never looked back. For me, being a jeweler is in the blood"

1991


BRITISH ROYAL CROWN

In 1991 HRH Prince Charles and Princess Diana visit The Gem Palace.

1993


SWEDISH ROYAL CROWN

In 1993 King Karl XVI Gustav of Sweden visits The Gem Palace.

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