Since 1968

Our Story

Brand Story

From a family workbench to a name people trust with their most important days.

CGV Jewellers was founded in 1968 by a goldsmith who believed jewellery should be made the way it always had been — slowly, by hand, and without compromise on purity. What started as a single workbench in Pune has grown into a house of showrooms, but the workshop discipline never left.

Every collection we release is judged against one question: would this be worn for a lifetime, and passed down after that? If the answer isn't yes, it doesn't leave the workshop.

What Guides Us

Vision & Mission

Our Vision

To be the most trusted name in Indian fine jewellery — where heritage craftsmanship and modern design are never at odds, and every certificate of purity is a promise kept.

Our Mission

To craft jewellery that honours tradition, meets the highest standards of hallmark purity, and is made accessible through transparent pricing, flexible EMI, and lifetime exchange.

Craftsmanship

Made by Hand, Verified by Science

Our karigars train for years before touching a customer piece — but every finished item still passes through independent hallmark testing before it reaches you.

Hand-Finished

Every setting finished by a named artisan, not a production line.

Independently Tested

Third-party BIS hallmark verification on every single piece.

Design Archive

Over 4,000 heritage motifs preserved and reinterpreted each season.

The People Behind the Pieces

Our Designers

Kavita Rao

Head of Bridal Design

Arvind Mehta

Master Karigar, Temple Jewellery

Neha Kulkarni

Diamond & Contemporary Design

Recognition

Awards & Milestones

Best Bridal Jeweller

Maharashtra Retail Excellence, 2024

Hallmark Excellence

BIS Certification Award, 2023

56 Years

Of continuous family-run operation

80 Showrooms

Across Maharashtra, Goa and Karnataka

A Glimpse Inside

Gallery

Ready When You Are

Come See the Craft in Person

Book a private appointment or walk into any of our 80 showrooms across Maharashtra, Goa and Karnataka.