Questions,
answered plainly.

Yes. ARYAMOND Men brings together nine silver jewellery designs: five rings, one bracelet, two stud earring designs and one pendant. Explore the collection, including photographs of the pieces and how they look worn.

The signature pair is the Square Eternity Ring (SLFR1005) and the Square Stud Earrings (SLER1014), with princess-cut stones. Both designs appear together in the men’s campaign. The collection also includes round studs and four other ring designs.

The men’s collection is coming soon. Every design has its product page, with its confirmed price inclusive of all taxes, its photographs and its specification. Ordering opens as each piece is released.

Until then a product page shows the piece as coming soon rather than offering it to your bag. Write to us if you would like to ask about a design before it launches.

Start with the ring size guide and measure the finger on the hand that will wear the ring. Check the available size for the specific design before ordering. For a gift, explore the rings, bracelet, studs and pendant in the men’s collection, and ask us about fit and availability if you are unsure.

Silver is a precious metal, prized for how brightly it polishes. In its pure form - fine silver, 99.9% silver - it is also very soft, which is why almost no jewellery is made from it. A pure silver ring would bend out of round in ordinary wear.

To make silver wearable, it is alloyed: a small amount of another metal is added for strength. That alloy is what jewellery is made from.

Sterling silver is 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metal, usually copper. The number 925 states that fineness directly: 925 parts of silver in every thousand parts of metal.

It is the standard for quality silver jewellery worldwide because it keeps silver's brightness while being strong enough to hold a stone, take a clasp and survive daily wear. Every ARYAMOND piece is 925 sterling silver.

Yes. Sterling silver is real silver - 92.5% of it - alloyed for strength in the same way 18k gold is gold alloyed for strength. Alloying is what makes a precious metal wearable, not what makes it less genuine.

What it is not is silver-plated. Plated jewellery is a base metal with a thin silver coating that wears through. Sterling silver is solid: the metal is the same all the way through.

Fine silver is 99.9% pure. Sterling silver is 92.5% silver with the balance a stronger metal. Fine silver resists tarnish better; sterling silver is far more durable, holds a polish and can be worked into settings that survive being worn.

For jewellery you intend to actually wear, sterling is the practical choice, which is why it is the one we use.

Rhodium is a bright white precious metal from the platinum family. A premium layer of it over our sterling silver gives a brilliant white shine, adds hardness and improves resistance to tarnishing.

It is a surface finish, so it changes with wear. It does not make jewellery tarnish-proof or maintenance-free, and re-plating is available as a service. It also changes how you should clean a piece - see the care questions below.

It is real gold, applied as a finish rather than as the body of the piece. The gold option is gold electroplating over the same 925 sterling silver: a fine layer of gold bonded to the silver by an electric current. It is not solid gold, and it is not gold filled.

That is what lets a gold-toned piece cost what a silver piece costs. Because the gold is a surface layer, it softens with wear, friction and contact with perfume, lotion or chlorine - and it can be renewed. We re-plate ARYAMOND pieces, free while your care cover is active.

Moissanite is a distinct gemstone with its own optical character - notably more fire, the flashes of colour you see when it moves under light. It is not a diamond and we never describe it as one.

Ours is lab-grown: the same material as natural moissanite, which is real but far too rare for jewellery, formed in a laboratory instead. It is brilliant, hard enough for everyday wear, and it is what lets a piece look precious at a price that is honest about what it is.

Green is lab-grown emerald, red is lab-grown ruby and blue is lab-grown sapphire. The white stone is lab-grown moissanite. Every product page states the composition of the colour you have selected.

Lab-grown means the same material as the mined stone - the same crystal and the same chemistry, formed in a laboratory rather than in the ground. It is not a look-alike.

That distinction is worth being precise about. Cubic zirconia, for instance, has no mined counterpart at all, so it is a synthetic stone rather than a lab-grown one, and the two terms are not interchangeable.

Silver and copper rarely cause a reaction. Where jewellery causes one, nickel is usually the metal responsible.

We would rather not make a blanket claim on your skin's behalf. If you have a known metal sensitivity, write to care@aryamond.com before you order and we will confirm the exact alloy composition with the workshop for the piece you are considering.

No. ARYAMOND pieces are 925 sterling silver, and they are not BIS hallmarked.

Hallmarking of silver is voluntary in India: a silver piece can be sold without a hallmark. Our guide explains what a BIS hallmark is and how to check one.

Measure the inside circumference of a ring that already fits the intended finger, or wrap a strip of paper around the finger and measure to the overlap in millimetres. That measurement in millimetres is the number our chart is built around.

Measure at the end of the day, when fingers are naturally a little larger, and measure the hand you will wear the ring on.

Our sizes are Indian sizes, and the guide converts them to US and European sizes alongside the inside circumference in millimetres.

European sizing is the easiest of the three to trust: under the ISO standard the size is simply the inside circumference in millimetres. US sizes step differently, so treat the converted value as the nearest size and let the millimetre measurement decide.

Take the larger one, particularly for a wider band, which sits on more of the finger and reads tighter than a fine band of the same size.

The first resize of an eligible ring is free. Some designs cannot be resized without disturbing the setting - a continuous line of stones, for instance - so eligibility is confirmed against the specific piece.

Request it from your account - sign in with the email you used at checkout - or write to order@aryamond.com with the order number.

Measure a chain you already wear and like, laid flat from clasp to end. If you have none to measure, a soft tape around the neck at the height you want the pendant to sit gives you the length to look for.

The exact chain length and every adjustment stop supplied for a piece are listed in Size & Fit on its product page. If you want help comparing that fit, write to care@aryamond.com.

For most days, a soft, dry, lint-free cloth is the whole method: wipe the piece after wear to lift skin oils and dust before they settle.

When it needs more, use warm water with a mild, non-abrasive jewellery soap and a very soft brush for chain links and crevices, then dry it completely. Water left in a setting is what dulls a piece.

No - this is the one to be careful about. Silver dips and abrasive polishes are formulated to strip a surface layer, and on a rhodium-finished piece the layer they strip is the finish.

Use a dry polishing cloth and mild soap and water instead. If a piece has dulled beyond that, ask us about re-plating rather than reaching for a dip.

It can. Tarnish is a reaction between the alloy and sulphur compounds in air, cosmetics and sweat; humidity speeds it up, which matters in most of India and especially through the monsoon.

The rhodium finish improves resistance to it, and storing each piece dry, in a closed anti-tarnish or zip-lock pouch with a silica-gel sachet, does more than any cleaning routine.

Take it off first. Chlorine, salt water, soap residue and sweat all shorten the life of a finish, and shampoo builds up under a setting where you cannot see it.

The same goes for perfume, hairspray and cosmetics: jewellery last on, first off.

Separately, dry and closed. Each piece in its own soft pouch or a compartment stops chains tangling and stones scratching softer metal, and a moisture absorber in the box handles the humidity.

Avoid ultrasonic and steam cleaning unless a jeweller has confirmed it is safe for that stone and setting.

No. Add what you like to your bag and go to checkout. It asks for your email address and phone number, and that is all we need to take the order and send your confirmation and delivery updates.

Your order is kept under that email. To see it later, with its tracking, tax invoice and warranty, sign in with the same email. There is no password: we send a six-digit code to it.

If you already have an account, Sign in under the bag's Checkout button fills in your details before you pay.

Across India, to serviceable pincodes, through insured carriers - and delivery is free on every order. Availability is checked against the destination pincode, and an unserviceable destination is identified before payment wherever current carrier data allows.

Yes, on orders of ₹9,999 or less at pincodes where our courier collects cash. Check your pincode in your bag, choose Cash on delivery there before checkout, and pay the courier when the parcel arrives.

Cash on delivery carries a handling fee, shown in your bag before you pay. Orders paid online carry no fee.

Where it is not offered, pay online by UPI, card or net banking.

Yes, with open box delivery. For ₹118, GST included, the courier opens the parcel in front of you so you can check the piece before you accept it. Choose it in your bag; it works with online payment and with cash on delivery.

If you refuse the piece, it comes back to us and the order is cancelled. An order paid online is refunded except the ₹118 open box fee; an order paid cash on delivery owes nothing.

The date shown on the product page and on your order is an estimate built from the destination, the preparation a piece needs and the carrier network. We show it as an estimate rather than presenting a carrier's timeline as a guarantee.

An order can be cancelled any time before dispatch. Once it has been dispatched it cannot be cancelled - write to order@aryamond.com if tracking looks delayed or wrong and we will chase it with the carrier.

Returns are open for 7 days after delivery on eligible pieces. Start the request from your account - sign in with the email you used at checkout - and wait for approved return instructions before sending anything. Neither of our office addresses is a returns destination.

If a piece arrives damaged, defective or incorrect, tell us within 48 hours of delivery so we can put it right.

Returns are free. Once a request is approved, we arrange a courier to collect the piece from your address, at no cost to you.

Once the returned piece passes quality inspection, the refund is processed within 5–7 business days to the original payment method. How quickly it then appears is up to your bank.

An order paid cash on delivery is refunded by bank transfer. We ask for the account details when the refund is approved.

Delivery is free, so the refund is what you paid for the piece. On an order placed before 28 September 2026 that paid for delivery, the delivery charge is not refunded unless the return is due to our error.

For help with a refund transaction, write to accounts@aryamond.com with your order number. For a return or cancellation request, contact order@aryamond.com.

Every piece is warranted against manufacturing defects for 12 months from delivery - a failed clasp, a stone lost from an intact setting, plating that fails within the term under normal wear.

It does not cover accidental damage, loss, misuse, or ordinary wear such as scratching. The warranty is in addition to your statutory rights, not instead of them, and original packaging is not required to make a claim.

No. There is no certificate in the box. Your order arrives with its tax invoice and a cloth for cleaning the piece.

What stands behind a piece is written down instead: its product page states the metal and the stone, returns are open for 7 days after delivery, and every piece is warranted against manufacturing defects for 12 months.

Yes. Every price is in Indian rupees and includes GST, and delivery is free, so the price on the piece is the price you pay - nothing is added at checkout, except gift packing if you choose it. Jewellery of silver is taxed at HSN 711311, and your tax invoice - raised when the order is dispatched - shows the GST included in the price.

care@aryamond.com, with your order number if you have one. Please never send a PIN, OTP, password or full card details - we will never ask for them.

Customer care: care@aryamond.com. General enquiries, feedback, complaints, product questions, privacy requests and customer assistance. Start here if you are unsure who to contact.

Website and technical support: support@aryamond.com. Account and sign-in issues, website problems, payment errors at checkout and other technical help.

Orders and delivery: order@aryamond.com. Order confirmations, order status, dispatch, delivery updates, cancellations, returns, warranty claims and other post-order help. Include your order number.

Sales and business enquiries: sales@aryamond.com. Help choosing or buying a product, bulk and corporate orders, B2B enquiries, reseller opportunities and business development.

Accounts and finance: accounts@aryamond.com. Invoices, payments, refund transactions, vendor communication, tax documents and other financial matters. Include the relevant order or invoice number.

Write to support@aryamond.com for account, website or payment-related technical issues. For invoices, payments already made or refund transactions, contact accounts@aryamond.com. Please never send passwords, OTPs or full payment-card details.

Automated order, payment, account and shipping notifications may come from noreply@aryamond.com. For help, write to care@aryamond.com, or support@aryamond.com for a technical issue. Please do not send enquiries to the noreply address.

ARYAMOND is a Singapore jewellery brand. In India its pieces are sold at aryamond.com by Aryamond Industries Private Limited, Gurugram.