What was handed down

What began as a family workshop devoted to the art of handcrafted silver has grown, across three generations, into one of Pakistan’s most trusted jewellery houses.

What passed from grandfather to father to son was never only technique. It was a conviction: that jewellery should be made with intention, set with genuine stones, and built to outlast the person who buys it.

How we work

We work in 925 sterling silver, the international standard for fine silver jewellery, finished with rhodium or 22k gold plating. Nothing we sell is silver‑plated base metal. The hallmark means what it says.

Our natural gemstones — ruby, emerald, sapphire, amethyst, topaz, citrine, turquoise, freshwater pearl — are chosen one at a time, for clarity and character, before they find a setting. Where a piece uses cubic zirconia or glass instead, the product description says so. We would rather tell you than have you discover it.

Our moissanite is D/VVS1, the highest colour and clarity grade made, and every moissanite piece arrives with its GRA grading card as proof.

Made after you order it

Zanvari keeps no warehouse of finished pieces. Nothing sits in a box waiting for a buyer. When you order, a karigar begins.

That is why our pieces take weeks rather than days — the crafting time for each design is stated on its product page. It is not a limitation. It is the entire point.

What we promise afterwards

Real gems. Pure silver.

Zanvari exists because jewellery should mean something — not merely look right on the day it arrives, but carry weight, emotional and personal, for decades afterwards.

Since 1947, three generations of Zanvari jewellers have believed this. Every ring, bangle, necklace and pair of earrings we make carries that belief forward.