Today, we tell you regarding jewels that entered the Guinness Book of Records with their fantastic prices, as they were chosen according to several criteria, most notably the number of diamonds they contain, the size of the gemstones inlaid with them, or their rarity, some of which exceeded the prices of some of them. The most expensive tiaras worn by princesses and queens.
These pieces are not only jewelry, but masterpieces that require very high skills and precision, the search for unique stones and a lot of criteria that made them break the standards and take the lead in Guinness. Discover it with us below.
Designs by Mouawad
Many of the creations of the Lebanese house of Mouawad have achieved records in the Guinness Book, including the L’Incomparable contract, which was ranked the most expensive in the world in 2013, with a value of 55 million dollars.
Mouawad also achieved its fifth place in the Guinness Book of Records, with the Flower of Eternity Jewelery Coffer Fund, valued at $3.5 million,
Khatam Ring of Prosperity
He achieved the record as a folding ring containing more than 10,000 diamonds, and its maker, Indian goldsmith Harish Bansal, and owner of Renani Jewels, confirmed that achieving this goal required 3 years of professional and meticulous work.
Khatam of Hyderabad
Prior to the Ring of Prosperity, Hyderabad’s ring was entered into the Guinness Book of Records for containing 7,801 diamonds, and is of the Indian jeweler Kotti Srikanth of Hyderabad, owner of The Diamond Store by Chandubhai of Hallmark Jewelers.
The biggest clock in the world
Coronet Jewelry entered the Guinness Book of Records with the launch of the largest watch containing the largest number of diamonds in the world, valued at $500 thousand. It is distinguished by its unique shape inspired by the peony flower, and it is set with regarding 15,858 diamonds.
In this regard, it is imperative that you complete your journey in the world of luxury jewelry, with an exploration The most expensive jewels of princesses and queens, as well Rare jewelry owned by Queen Elizabeth II.
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