Mukesh Ambani’s wife Nita Ambani’s expensive rare jewellery collection: Mughal-era bajuband, 200-year-old pendant and a historic…, it is worth Rs…

Trust Nita Ambani to flaunt jewellery like no other. She owns the definition of exquisite opulence when it comes to finding those jewels and gems and how. Mukesh Ambani’s wife, is a businesswoman, a philanthropist and a person who defines her own vogue. She is a custodian, in the truest sense, of jewellery. The world is a witness to the opulent charm, of Mrs Ambani with her magnificent diamonds and emeralds specially curated.

Nita Ambani’s ostentatious jewellery collection is not only about huge cut emeralds and sourced gems from across the world, but it also sparkles with the blinding beauty of artefacts, treasure trove from the ancient era! Let’s dive into her rare expensive jewellery collection.

Nita Ambani’ Rare Historic Jewellery

Golconda Diamond

Golconda mines down south have some of the most exquisite diamond dazzle. Nita Ambani has worn the exquisite and rare approximately 52.8 carats diamond which is estimated to be around Rs 54 crores. ‘ Mirror of Paradise’ ring is a symbol of elegance, luxury and opulence that also speaks about India’s history. According Christie’s website, the ‘Diamond of Golconda’ was once India’s prized possession. Nita Ambani has worn it on more than one occasion.

200-year-old Pendant

Nita Ambani knows how to slay silently and yet make noise. Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani were invited for United States President’s, Donald Trump, inaugural dinner in 2024. Dress to impress much? Ambani opted to drape six yards of elegance in a black handloom kanchipuram saree, velvet blouse and paired it with a 200-year-old peacock pendant.  The parrot-shaped piece was decorated with emeralds, rubies, diamonds, and pearls, made using the Kundan technique with red and green enamel.

Mughal Era Bajuband

Nita Ambani was facilitated with ‘Beauty with Purpose Humanitarian Award’ for her philanthropic work, at the Miss World pageant that was held in Mumbai in March 2024. Adorning her saree, she wore a kalgi or sarpanch shaped bajubandramod Kumar KG Managing Director of a Delhi-based museum consulting company runs the Instagram page topophilia.india shared details about the kalgi. “While the head piece in its current form seems to have been made in the last quarter of the 19th century (c.1875-1900), the highlights are the 2 inscribed spinels. Their age, if the inscriptions are of the time, read – ’12 / Shah Jahan ibn Jahangir Shah / 1049’. The date in the Islamic calendar corresponding to a 17th century date (1639-40). ” (sic). According to Christie’s, its estimated worth is over Rs 200 crores.

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