Watermelon Tourmaline is one of the rarest varieties of tourmaline. It gets its name from nature itself: a pink centre wrapped in green, very much like a slice of watermelon.
The women in my family owned only a handful of jewels, mostly in silver and gold with hints of meenakari, yet every piece was treasured.
Bihari jewellery, to me, is not ceremonial, it is functional, resilient, and deeply personal. It is worn while working, earning, tending to land, raising families. It carries weight, but never feels heavy.
The silver is left honest, I don’t over-polish it, I don’t use chemicals to force a finish. I let time, touch, and wear do their work. The gemstones are handpicked, one by one, chosen for character rather than perfection.
This is jewellery for those who buy less, wear longer, and return:
I want to be a family jeweller. A quiet relationship built over years. A piece made once, worn often, and kept close.
