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Goldsmith working at the bench in the Al-Madina workshop

Three generations. One standard.

A family jewellery house in Sarafa Market, Mandi Bahauddin — founded by Haji Ashraf Siddiqui.

The House

How the shop was built

  1. The first generation

    A counter in Sarafa Market

    Haji Ashraf Siddiqui opened the shop with a scale, a set of files and a rule he repeated to every customer: the weight on the bill is the weight in your hand. Trade in Sarafa Market ran on reputation, and reputation ran on the scale being honest.

  2. The second generation

    The workshop behind the shop

    His sons learned the bench before they learned the counter — annealing, drawing wire, setting stones, finishing by hand. Bringing the making in-house meant the family could stand behind the purity of a piece because they had made it themselves.

  3. Today

    The same scale, a wider counter

    The third generation runs the shop and the workshop together. Families order from across Pakistan and from abroad, over WhatsApp and video call, with insured delivery at the end. What has not changed is that every piece is hallmarked, weighed in front of the customer, and carries a lifetime buy-back.

Hand-finished gold karay on the workbench

The Workshop

Made by hand, a few pieces at a time

Work starts with the metal being weighed and alloyed to the karat the customer has asked for. From there it is drawn, formed, soldered and filed at the bench — the slow part, and the part that decides whether a piece still looks right in twenty years.

Stones are set last, by hand, under a loupe. Every piece is polished, checked for sharp edges and weak clasps, then hallmarked before it goes into the tray.

Bridal work is made to order and takes six to ten weeks. We send photographs through the making so nothing is a surprise at the end.

See the bridal collection

Certification & Hallmarking

What we stand behind

Four things a customer can hold us to, on every piece, every time.

Hallmarked purity

Gold is stamped 21K or 22K, and 18K for diamond settings. Silver is stamped 925. The stamp is on the piece, not just the bill.

Weighed in front of you

Every piece goes on a calibrated scale at the counter before it is billed. Gross weight, net metal weight and stone weight are all written down.

Priced against the day's rate

Gold value, making charges and stone value are quoted separately, so you can see exactly what you are paying for the metal and what you are paying for the work.

Lifetime buy-back

Bring a piece back with its bill at any time and we buy it back against the gold rate on the day you return, not the day you bought.

Come and see the work

The full range is on the tray at the counter, and the scale is on the table. We are open every day, 11:00am to 8:00pm.