The luxurious history began with Seth Rai Bahadur Champalal Ji Raniwala of Beawar. He was bestowed the title of Rai Bahadur by the British and given the mark of ‘Raniwala’ in the 19th century. His passion and appreciation for fine jewellery live on as a legacy and stand as a hallmark of the Raniwala family.
SETH RAI BAHADUR CHAMPALAL JI OF BEAWAR
The legacy of Raniwala began as a collector of fine jewellery and crafts of Rajasthan rooted in beawar. Rai Bahadur Champalal was a connoisseur of Gemstones from an early age, with an astue eye for flair and opulence of jewellery. The ornate walls of the majestic haveli and the sacred family temple stand as timeless testaments to a royal legacy, echoing centuries of heritage and grandeur.
The CR mark displayed on the wall of the haveli stands as a significant symbol, potentially representing Seth Champa lalji’s enduring legacy. The emblem resonates deeply with Raniwala 1881’s commitment to Heritage and tradition. Also Inscribed on the gates, these markings serve as a powerful reminder of the craftsmanship and vision that define this legacy, seamlessly bridging the past with the present.
Timeless treasures are windows into the past, carrying stories of innovation, artistry. and heritage that continue to inspire from the 1940s, reflecting the cultural aesthetics of their time. Together, these timeless pieces serve as enduring symbols of history, preserving the essence of a rich and vibrant past.
The Raniwala Bank Cheque, issued in the 1940s with cheque number 017752. The bank is listed as being located in Firozabad, and the design reflects the intricate style typical of that era. Such cheques are valued for their historical and collectible significance, offering a glimpse into early banking and printing techniques.
The Raniwala Bank Cheque, issued in the 1940s with cheque number 017752. The bank is listed as being located in Firozabad, and the design reflects the intricate style typical of that era. Such cheques are valued for their historical and collectible significance, offering a glimpse into early banking and printing techniques.
The Raniwala Nasia Ji temple, built in the 1890, stands as a spiritual and architectural marvel. Dedicated to Lord Neminathji as its mulnath, the temple embodies devotion and artistry.
The traditional 'Rath', or chariot handle, from Beawar Haveli, is a remarkable example of craftsmanship, intricately designed and made entirely of gold.
Raniwala 1881 specializes in exquisite flat-cut diamond (polki) jewellery that reflects the grandeur of Indian royalty. Each piece embodies Rajasthan's heritage, with motifs and designs inspired by the region's timeless beauty, lustrous like the desert sun. As guardians of traditional craftsmanship, we offer treasured collections, where artisanal techniques, premium gemstones, and intricate setting merge.
Raniwala Brothers, the purveyors of authenticity, strive every day to bring novelty to our heritage. Our design philosophy reflects our relentless efforts to narrate the story of our legacy and transform it into exquisite beauty for our customers.
At Raniwala 1881, the vision is not just to preserve heritage but to shape its future. It serves as a space where time-honored craftsmanship meets modern creativity, inspiring artisans and designers to push the boundaries of jewellery design while staying rooted in tradition.
Co - founder & Creative Director
Creative Director and Co-founder of Raniwala 1881, is a visionary leader redefining luxury in the Jewellery industry Co - Founding Raniwala 1881 in 2007. He has propelled the brand to global recognition. Winning numerous accolades, including the best design awards for ten consecutive years. Abhishek is celebrated for his creativity and industry expertise. He masterfully blends innovation with heritage, setting new benchmarks in craftsmanship and design.
Co - founder
Abhiyant Raniwala, Co - founder of Raniwala 1881, has been instrumental in transforming the brand from a traditional family business into a globally recognized name in polki jewellery. With a strong academic foundation Abhiyant oversees the sales vertical while spearheading the brand’s global expansion.
His strategic vision have positioned Raniwala 1881 as a leader in polki heritage jewellery worldwide. Dedicated to preserving craftmanship while embracing innovation.
The legacy of 1881 Begins
In the 19th century, the Raniwala family rose as icons of elegance and prosperity. Rai Seth Champalalji Bahadur, honored by the British, etched the 'Raniwala' nameinto history. Raniwala 1881 stands as a beacon of luxury, heritage, and timeless artistry in the world of fine jewellery. Rooted in Jaipur, the brand embodies a legacy that dates back to the opulence of the Rajputana era. At its core, Raniwala 1881 is more than just a jewelry house—it is a storyteller of India’s rich cultural heritage, meticulously preserved and celebrated through every design.
Raniwala 1881’s Journey of excellence
1990
Seth Sushil Kumar Ji Raniwala, born in 1936 in Beawar, nurtured a passion for jewellery that began as a cherished hobby rather than a profession. It was only in 1990 that he turned his focus towards the jewellery business in earnest.
His love for fine jewellery was a legacy inherited from his grandfather, Rai Bahadur Champalal Ji Raniwala. Together with his son, Mukesh Raniwala, he laid the foundation for what would become a renowned name in the world of luxury jewellery.
2003
In 2003, after completing their graduation, Mr. Abhishek and Mr. Abhiyant Raniwala joined the family jewellery business, bringing fresh vision and dedication. Travelling across the country with their father, they curated exhibits at prestigious showcases, presenting their collections to a wider audience.
These exhibitions became pivotal in shaping their expertise, allowing them to refine their craft, understand the evolving market, and expand the brand’s reach—laying the foundation for Raniwala 1881’s legacy of excellence.
2004
This is the first logo of Raniwala Jewellers, marking the brand's origins in the old city of Jaipur. The logo features an elegant combination of traditional and regal elements, perfectly capturing the essence of the brand's heritage. At the center is a vibrant peacock motif, symbolizing beauty, pride, and grandeur—attributes closely associated with the Raniwala legacy. Surrounding the peacock is an intricate design, adding depth and a touch of Indian artistry.
2007
Raniwala Jewellers' participation in the Jaipur Jewellery Show (JJS) in 2007. Their elegantly designed exhibit, showcasing their exquisite collection of Jadau, Kundan, and gemstone Jewellery, attracted significant attention and appreciation. This milestone event also earned them recognition in the newspaper, highlighting their growing prominence and dedication to crafting exceptional jewellery.
2009
This image showcases the old office of Raniwala Jewellers in Jaipur's Malviya Nagar from 2009. With a small team of just five employees, this office was a hub of operations during the brand's formative years. The traditional decor, including intricate wooden carvings and elegant furnishings, reflects the heritage and values that shaped the company's early journey.
2013
Raniwala Jewellers' booth at the Jaipur Jewellery Show (JJS) in 2014. The booth is designed with a grand, haveli-inspired aesthetic, featuring golden pillars and intricate carvings that highlight the brand's rich heritage and craftsmanship. The luxurious design reflects the opulence and legacy of Raniwala Jewellers, creating a striking presence at the prestigious event.
2014
Raniwala Jewellers was honored with the prestigious JAS Award for excellence in jewellery design and craftsmanship. Abhishek and Abhiyant Raniwala received the award from Diya Kumari, a distinguished member of the royal family, acknowledging their dedication to preserving and evolving traditional jewellery-making techniques.
2017
The rebranding of Raniwala 1881 in 2017 showcases a visual story deeply rooted in the heritage of Jadau jewellery and the legacy of the Raniwala family. The design draws inspiration from the intricate settings of Jadau pieces, artifacts, and the historic architecture of the Raniwala haveli.
The central element—a teardrop Polki—symbolizes the face of a bejeweled woman, embodying grace and elegance. Surrounding it, art deco-inspired lines form a delicate yet modern structure, blending tradition with contemporary design. This graphic language is both timeless and unique, echoing the family's storied history while embracing modernity
2018
The brand marked a significant milestone in its expansion with the inauguration of its first flagship store in Jaipur for B2C. This move shifted its focus from B2B to B2C, showcasing the signature craftsmanship that represents the rich heritage of Beawar. The flagship store offers patrons a unique opportunity to experience culture through exquisitely crafted jewellery, embodying the brand's commitment to preserving and evolving its legacy.
2019
In March 2019, Raniwala 1881 was prominently featured in Vogue India, one of the most esteemed fashion and lifestyle publications. The feature highlighted Raniwala 1881's exquisite craftsmanship and its alignment with luxury and elegance, placing the brand among the top choices for high-profile events. The feature further underscored the timeless appeal of Raniwala 1881's jewellery, resonating with the modern yet heritage-inspired aesthetics that the brand embodies.
2020
In 2020, the illustrious Raniwala 1881 joined hands with the iconic fashion designer Manish Malhotra for an unforgettable collaboration seamlessly blending heritage craftsmanship with couture elegance.
2021
Autumn/Winter 2021-22 Collection, Gharana - Stories Through Generations. Gharana celebrated their journey from their hometown of Beawar to the jeweled city of Jaipur, Rajasthan. The collection offered an experience of the exceptional charm and grandeur of their craft, preserved through generations, tracing the exuberance and richness of their prodigal lineage.
2022
Raniwala 1881 proudly participated in the Jaipur Jewellery Show (JJS) since 2000, In 2022 where they were honored with the prestigious "Best Booth" award. This recognition was a testament to the brand's exceptional presentation and innovative approach to showcasing its exquisite collection.
2024
Raniwala 1881 has been honored with the prestigious Indian Jewellers Design Award 2024. This recognition serves as a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion of their entire team, and they are thrilled to be acknowledged among the best in the industry. The brand expresses deep gratitude to their clients, partners, and well-wishers for their unwavering trust and support, without which this achievement would not have been possible. Their constant encouragement and belief have been a driving force behind Raniwala 1881's continued success.
