Maharaja's Jewels 'Book'
Important old Maharaja gold cardial pendant with Makaras, rubies, emeralds, diamonds and golden hanging spheres. The back shows a floral motif with stunning workmanship of repousse t...
Maharaja Gold Cardial Pendant
This Maharaja bracelet features unique hand painted miniature art set with 18K gold, sterling silver & 2.28 carats diamonds. This beautiful bangle is filled with intricate floral ar...
Enamel Diamond Maharaja Floral Bangle Bracelet
These beautiful enamel art is inspired by Royal Indian heritage during Mughal Era. This stunning ring feature a unique hand painted miniature art set with 18K gold & diamonds. The i...
Maharaja Enamel Hand Painted Diamond Ring
Maharaja inspired tanzanite with a fancy cut diamond necklace. Pear shape, violet-blue, 2.75 carats cabochon tanzanite encased in a bezel setting, accented with fancy cut diamonds. H...
Maharaja Tanzanite & Fancy Cut Diamond Necklace
Important Prince (Maharaja to be) necklace with a gold flower shaped medallion with white sapphires, enamel on the back and gadroon emerald cabochon suspended by an impressive chain ...
Maharaja to Be Necklace with Medallion
Maharaja "Bajuband" of gold and 175 diamonds arranged in diagonal patterns. 6 tiny emeralds on both ends. A Collector piece rarely seen in private collections.
Maharaja "Bajuband" of Gold and Diamonds
Maharaja inspired diamond bangle. Handcrafted fancy cut and tabular cut diamonds mounted in bezel setting, accented with black enamel around the diamonds. Contemporary, oxidized silv...
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What jewels did the Maharaja have?
Other famous jewels of the Maharaja include the Van Cleef & Arpels Baroda Set, crafted for the Maharani (wife of the Maharaja) of Baroda in 1950. It consists of 13 pear-shaped Colombian emeralds, weighing a total of 154.70 carats. In a similarly elaborate turn, the Maharaja Yeshwant Rao Holkar and Maharani Sanyogita Devi of Indore dazzled the Jazz Age with jewels featuring the ‘Indore Pears’ – two pear-shaped diamonds of 47 carats each – set in a necklace by Mauboussin for him and a diamond and pearl necklace, by Chaumet, for her.
What is the significance of Indian jewelry?
For its ancient rulers, owning gem-encrusted jewelry and weaponry was a symbol of power and prosperity, while also signalling status to visiting merchants from lands far, far away. From 1526, craftsmen in the Mughal Empire developed the kundan technique for setting gemstones in pure gold. It was this sense of bejeweled innovation that put Indian jewelry firmly on the global stage.