Written in gold, kept in trust
Every family in Suratgarh has a Ronak moment — the wedding bangle, the first nose pin, the chain a father saved two harvests for. This is our side of that story.
Three generations, one scales-honest line
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A bench, a lamp, and borrowed courage
Our grandfather set up a single karigar's workbench in Suratgarh, repairing ornaments for families who had nowhere else to take them. His rule was simple: never let a piece leave the bench unless you'd give it to your own mother.
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From mending to making
Repairs became designs. The little shopfront opened with eleven hand-made bangles and one vow — full weight, full hallmark, full honesty on the scales, every single time.
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The day we got ourselves audited
Ronak Jewellers became one of the first shops in Sri Ganganagar district to hold its own BIS licence. Anyone can claim purity; we preferred to prove it, permanently.
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New hands, same scales
The next generation joined the workshop after studying gemmology in Jaipur — bringing machine precision and modern design to a bench that still refuses to compromise on weight or purity.
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Suratgarh's living room of gold
Our Near New Bus Stand showroom opened with air-conditioned cases, certified digital weighing, and a private bridal consultation room — because choosing wedding gold deserves an unhurried hour and sweet chai.
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Twelve thousand families and counting
From WhatsApp orders in Delhi to walk-in weddings from Bhadra and Sangaria, the shop now serves over twelve thousand families — each one weighed honestly, each one remembered by name.
"Weigh it as if your daughter wears it."
Said by our founder in 1989, repeated at every workbench since. It has cost us margin many times; it has never once cost us a family's trust. That trade we will make forever.
