What you are paying for

A round eternity ring in our range holds twenty-three laboratory-grown diamonds, 2.07ct in total. On 21 September 2026 it cost ₹80,699 in 14k white gold. Most jewellers will not tell you why.

The four parts

Every price on this site is built the same way, from four figures and nothing else:

• Gold. The weight of the piece multiplied by the day's rate. That ring is 2.4g at ₹9,083 a gram: ₹21,799.
• Making. ₹2,500 flat at two grams and under, ₹2,000 a gram above that. At 2.4g that is ₹4,800.
• Stones. A rate per carat by shape. Twenty-three round stones at 0.09ct each come to ₹51,750.
• GST. 3%, applied to the total of the three above. ₹2,350.

₹21,799 plus ₹4,800 plus ₹51,750 is ₹78,349. Add the GST and you have ₹80,699. You can check that on a phone, and we would rather you did.

What is not in it

There is no certification fee. Where the centre stone is a carat or more we certify it and send the IGI certificate with the piece, and the cost of that sits inside our margin rather than arriving as a line at the end. There is no separate design charge and no handling charge.

Why the price moves

Gold is repriced daily, so the figures above hold for 21 September 2026 and not for the day you are reading this. The ring's own product page carries today's rate and today's total. A stone rate changes far less often, and a making charge almost never.

A made-to-order piece takes fifteen to twenty days, and you decide before you can hold it. So we show the working.