About House Of Raghunandan Prasad Padam Prakash Jewellers

Raghunandan Prasad Padam Prakash Saraf is a trusted and reputed name in the world of crafting exquisite Jewellery.

RPPPJ, The Jewellery Store, Established since 1918 was started as a firm named Raghunandan Prasad Padam Prakash Jewellers

In later 70’s, Raghunandan Prasad Padam Prakash Saraf which was actively supervised by Late Shri Padam Prakash Saraf Ji , with their valuable Ethics and Experience they were able to make a mark in Northern India in the field of Quality Diamonds and Authentic Gold Jewellery.

Shri Sanjay Prakash, through the Third Generation, took forward the journey of the most respected Jewellery House by searching our vast and diverse country for different traditional styles of Jewellery, launching into International Trade, Educating consumers on the finer aspects of Gold and Diamonds, bringing to life the latest trends in World Jewellery.

The Jewellery store is run under the strict supervision of Highly Qualified G I A ( G D & G G ) Graduates. They assist the customers with their valuable advice in the selection of Diamonds & other Precious Stones with perfect quality & high integrity

Now the Fourth Generation, have mastered in the finer aspects of Gemstones & Diamond from Gemological Institute of America (GIA), USA which undoubtedly is the world’s™ Foremost Authority in Gemmology.

They now run a new venture under name of Diamond and Gems Analytical Centre. Have revolutionized the Jewellery industry by initiating Lab Services based on Scientific Parameters, through which they provide absolute Transparency to the customer and are able to Offer significant certification and authentication.

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