── Our Heritage
A house built on
patient hands.
── The Beginning
From Anarkali, with intention.
In the winter of 1978, Fareh Ahmed laid out his tools on a wooden bench in the back of a narrow shop in Anarkali Bazaar. He had no signage, no ledger — only the conviction that gold, when worked slowly, becomes memory you can wear.
Forty-seven years later, the principle has not moved. We still draw before we cast. We still hammer by hand. We still answer the door ourselves.
── A Lineage
The house, in moments.
1978
The First Workshop
Fareh Ahmed opens a single bench in Anarkali Bazaar, Lahore — pursuing one obsession: filigree pure enough to catch breath.
1992
Liberty Atelier
The family expands into a private atelier in Liberty Market, where bespoke bridal commissions begin a quiet legacy.
2006
Second Generation
Sons Bilal and Hamza inherit the workshop, bringing modern silhouettes alongside traditional Mughal techniques.
2024
A Third Voice
Granddaughter Zara joins the atelier, opening the silver line for a new generation of Pakistani women.
"Each piece leaves our hands only when it is ready
to outlast us."
— Bilal Ahmed, Master Jeweller