The Journal
Considered reading from the house of Mihrunnisa — bridal counsel, styling notes and the artisans who set every stone by hand in Karachi.
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From the nikkah to the valima, a consultant's guide to building a bridal trousseau that feels like yours — how to balance kundan and pearls, what to borrow, and what to invest in for the decades after.
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Three words you will hear in every jewellery salon in Lahore and Karachi — and the techniques behind them. A plain-English guide to how each is made, how it wears, and which to ask for.
Statement earrings were once reserved for mehndi nights. Our stylists pair them with denim, with ivory kurtas, with nothing else at all — here is how to make heritage earrings feel like your own.
In a lane of Karachi's old quarter, Ustad Rafiq still sets every stone by hand — as his father did, and his grandfather before. This is what four generations of one family's work looks like up close.
The three labels on a price tag mean very different things for how long a piece will last. A plain-English guide to gold, so you can spend with confidence rather than guesswork.
Gold dulls, pearls craze and stones loosen — but none of it is inevitable. Seven habits our atelier wishes every client knew, from what to remove before you sleep to how to store what you love.
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