Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II founds the city of Jaipur and invites the Surana family from Delhi, in order to revitalize the dying craft of Jadau jewellery.

The Surana family establishes their first jewelry atelier in Jaipur, marking the beginning of the House of Surana.

The House revives the Jadau and Meenakari artform, earning the trust and favor of India's royal families. Surana creations becomes an integral part of royal weddings and important ceremonies.

Shri Bhuramal Surana builds the iconic Lal Katra in the heart of Jaipur’s old city, establishing it as the new Surana base.

First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy visits Jaipur and is captivated by the artistry of Surana. During her visit, she purchases many quintessential Surana creations, including an enameled bangle featured twin elephant heads, a polki pendant, and a golden bangle-bracelet featuring a tiger motif.

The House garners further international recognition at the 1964 World Fair, expanding its reach and attracting a new, global clientele.

General William Westmoreland, Commander-in-Chief of U.S. Army forces during the Vietnam War, makes a special trip to the Surana showroom in Jaipur with his wife. General Westmorland becomes another esteemed international patron of the House.

Shri Rajmal Surana is appointed to an elite expert committee by the government to evaluate the Nizam’s legendary jewellery collection (the Nizam was the last ruler of Hyderabad).

Maharani Gayatri Devi becomes a frequent visitor and patron of Surana, reinforcing the enduring ties between the House and the Royal Family of Jaipur.

The Surana family opens doors to the iconic Rajmandir cinema, home to the largest single screen in Asia. The facade’s nine stars symbolize the Navratna gemstones, a tribute to the family's legacy in jewellery.

Princess Diana on her celebrated tour of Jaipur.

Following Jacqueline Kennedy’s passing, the pieces she had purchased from Surana in 1972 are auctioned at Sotheby’s.

During their visit to Jaipur, President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton make a special stop at the House.

The House opens a new flagship showroom in C-Scheme in Jaipur, and begins hosting exhibitions in every major city of India – a practice that still continues to this day.

The House receives a dedicated 1-hour feature in the TLC series “Oh My Gold”, hosted by Lisa Ray. The episode delves into Surana's enduring legacy as the pioneers of the Jadau and Meenakari artform.

Surana is selected, alongside designer Sabyasachi, to style Vidya Balan’s looks for the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.

The House becomes a regular feature at the prestigious Vogue Wedding Show, standing alongside our nation’s elite designers and brands.

The House continues to expand in the modern era, exploring new and innovative ways to enhance the customer experience in discovering and owning original Jadau jewellery.