No, Thewa Jewellery is typically not sold by weight like precious metals such as gold or silver. Its value is determined by the craftsmanship, intricacy of design, and the quality of materials used.

Yes, Thewa Jewellery can be quite expensive due to the labor-intensive process and the use of gold. The cost varies based on the design, craftsmanship, and intricacy of the piece.

Thewa art originated in the Pratapgarh district of Rajasthan, India, 400 yrs ago. It was initially used to create royal jewelry and artifacts. Over time, it gained popularity as a traditional art form.

Thewa Jewellery primarily involves 23-karat gold leaf, colored glass, and stones. Artists may also use other materials for finishing and detailing.

No, original Thewa Jewellery is not imitation jewellery. While it may mimic the look of expensive gold jewellery, it is a unique and genuine art form with its own cultural significance

Thewa Jewelleryis often considered more suitable for special occasions and events due to its intricate design and delicate nature. It's recommended to handle it with care to maintain its beauty.

Thewa is a traditional Indian art form that involves creating intricate designs by embedding gold leaf onto glass. This technique results in stunning jewelry pieces and decorative items.

Yes, at Reet Lifestyle we offer custom Thewa designs. However, keep in mind that creating custom Thewa pieces can be time-consuming and may require communication with the artisan to bring your vision to life.

While Thewa is commonly associated with jewellery, it can also be used to create decorative items such as small treasure boxes, mirrors, frames, and small art pieces.

Thewa Jewellery is made by fusing a sheet of 23-karat gold onto colored glass using a special process. Skilled artisans then handcraft intricate designs on the gold foil, creating a beautiful and unique piece of jewellery.