Chohan’s

I have been to Chohans for over a decade and have always relied on this artificial jewellery specialist to have the odd colours I need to complete an outfit. They have a huge range of earrings, and necklace sets from almost every shade of colour. They are unique in their comprehensive range of traditional jewellery items such as bangles, gajrey (thicker bangles), tikkas (hair jewels), clips, panjay (hand jewels), toe rings and anklets. Moreover, they have belly chains, bindis and beautifully adorned hair accessories. So even if you don’t wear Asian clothes, you’re bound to find something appealing.
The shop front display is of traditional Indian scenery, religious portraits and artwork of Asian legendary characters. Therefore, you may pass the shop without realising they are jewellery specialists.
The prices are reasonable and the service is pretty good. The best place to park is across the road at a pay and display car park behind Badials.

One of many jewellery shops it has to be said in Handsworth but I found a lot more silver jewellery here at Chohan’s. Again if you are a bride or a female looking for jewellery, have a look here.
Along with jewellery, there are also framed photos of gods and disciples of different religions. I did however notice that the majority of photos here are for Sikhs.
I also noticed that there plenty of bangles on offer here. Different sizes and colours of bangles so you have no excuses for saying there is no variety.
The bridal jewellery here is not bad either and as you would expect they are expensive. But if you want to look good, then perhaps you might have to pay over the odds for some things. Don’t let this stop you from coming here and believe me there is a broad range of jewellery to choose from.