Talwar Jewellery House

About Talwar Jewellery House

From the maang tikka to the payal, Talwar Jewellery House in Chandigarh ensures every piece of a bride's jewellery ensemble is beautifully crafted and perfectly suited to her bridal look. The collection at Talwar Jewellery House includes traditional designs rooted in regional aesthetics as well as contemporary fusion pieces that complement modern bridal outfits and sensibilities. Styling consultations at Talwar Jewellery House help brides select the right jewellery to complement their bridal outfit, skin tone, face shape, and overall aesthetic — ensuring a cohesive and stunning final look. Talwar Jewellery House also caters to the groom's jewellery needs — broaches, safas, kalgi, rings, and watches are available to complete the groom's wedding day look. Adorn yourself in stunning bridal jewellery from Talwar Jewellery House in Chandigarh. Rated 4.2/5 by 579 verified customers, Contact directly via WeddingPros.in for catalogue access and appointment booking.

SCF-13, Sector 22 Market Rd, Sector 22D, Sector 22, Chandigarh, 160022, India

Had a harrowing experience at Talwar Jewellery house. Went to get cash for my Mother's 21-year-old jewellery set, which was a diamond set. Weighed at 14.69 g of gold plus the diamond. According to today's rate, I should have gotten 155000 just for the gold(18ct) , diamonds being an extra 2 carats. alone the diamonds I had the bell. Along with it, it was from there, showroom itself. And the first said they'll give me 125. Then, they said one thirty. Then, they said one thirty two and then they agreed one lakh thirty five thousand.T here was no concrete logic behind the calculation. I did not even get fully money for the gold let alond 2 carat diamonds. This is not how you treat your loyal Customers will never be going back to them again. If the owners want proof I have a snapshot. I have the final bill settlement with me.I a m ready to come and discuss with you guys.

A simple bangle resizing turned into a nightmare due to dishonest and constantly changing charges, removal of the original meenakari work without consent, and explanations that did not add up regarding weight and gold pricing. When we questioned these inconsistencies, the owner became rude, dismissive, and belittling, assuming we were uninformed and trying to take advantage of us. Instead of resolving the issue professionally, he avoided accountability, failed to communicate transparently, and chose to push us out with cash rather than admit fault. The lack of ethics, transparency, and basic professionalism was shocking.