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What if we told you that the piece of jewellery that adorns your neck speaks the language of the myths, represents the distilled wisdom of the ages , and has been influenced by Greek techniques . Intrigued? Well read...

In the second part of our blog about Nakkasi jewellery, we take you on an actual tour of how these gorgeous pieces take shape. The process is almost fully executed by hand...

  Considered  an emblem of victory  the imagery of two-headed eagles has been present for millennia in various civilisations of the world. This motif has a hoary association with all...

A large part of the attraction of Indian Jewellery comes from the fact that most intricate pieces are still handcrafted. But what are the processes involved in `handcrafting' a piece...

Silver is inextricably entwined with a baby's life, right from the day the baby is born. This has been a tradition from times immemorial. What makes silver so special to have...

Strategically chosen pieces of jewellery could be the perfect seasoning for your work wear ; instantly turning around a monotonous piece to minimalistic chic. Explore Ko's varied collection of Silver...

Marcasite, the gemstone, has a rich history ; this stone enjoys immense popularity today. In India KO with its manufacturing unit in Karwar is one of the few units that...

Mother-of-pearl and Abalone or Sea-shell two organic gemstones form the center of our Zuktika collection that brings to life all the beautiful hues and moods of the Sea.

Unlike gold and diamond jewellery that is quite expensive, which means you often end up wearing the same ornaments, year after year, gold-plated silver jewellery looks as classy, but costs...

Imparting protection to the wearer has been and still is an important function. Nowhere is this better illustrated than in 'Navratna Jewellery ' - meaning jewellery made up of a...