In the quiet town of Honda, Goa, something beautiful is being handcrafted — not just with beads and thread, but with memory, emotion, and meaning.
Sukgan Aura is more than a jewellery brand. It’s a personal tribute. A quiet rebellion. A celebration of handmade beauty in a world full of fast fashion.
This soulful homegrown brand from Narayan Nagar, Honda, was born out of love — founded by twin sisters on their birthday, in memory of their mother, Sukanti Ganpati Sutar. It’s a heartfelt tribute to her strength, care, and creativity.
The name Sukgan Aura itself is a blend of their parents’ names — Sukanti and Ganpati — symbolising parenthood, love, and care in every creation. The brand wasn’t born out of a grand business plan, but through a simple act of creation inside the very house where their mother once raised them. Every thread, every clasp, every necklace is a continuation of her love — woven into something tangible, something wearable.
Walk through their collection and you’ll feel it — the patience, the emotion, the thoughtfulness. There are no factory molds here. No bulk production. Just carefully handmade pieces that reflect individuality — crochet chokers, beaded rings, soft-coloured necklaces that whisper elegance instead of shouting for attention.
Each design tells a story — sometimes bold, sometimes minimal, always personal. Whether you’re styling for a festive celebration or just a slow, sunny Sunday in Goa, there’s a piece that feels like it was made just for you. And if there isn’t, the sisters will craft one — thoughtfully created to match your personality and style.
Sukgan Aura isn’t trying to be a brand. It’s trying to be a feeling — a feeling of grace, connection, and returning to slow, handmade things in a world rushing too fast.
And when you wear something from them, you’re not just wearing jewellery — you’re wearing love, memory, and the quiet strength of two sisters turning grief into art.
