Maharaja jewellery

INDIA has a great history of Maharajas and their love for extravagant Gems & Jewels, inviting most renowned brands international jewellery brands.

The Patalia necklace was created by Cartier for the maharaja of Patalia: Bhupinder Singh. The necklace was lost after the war, but was re-found in a London antique jewelry shop. Cartier now owns the necklace again.

Here is a necklace in diamonds and emeralds designed by Boucheron for the Maharajah of Patiala. In 1928, the king walked into Boucheron's Place...

More than 300 pieces, some up to 500 years old, have been brought together as part of the India: Jewels that Enchanted the World exhibit in Moscow.

Maharaja of Indore diamonds

It is pertinent to note that young Duleep Singh was not blessed with the protection, love and care of his parents, and was literally in the imprisonment of aliens, but he still realized his glorious past and the heritage of the Gurus and came back to the Guru’s path.

AN ANTIQUE RUBY, DIAMOND AND PEARL PENDANT

Maharaja Sir Yadavindra Singh, Mahendra Bahadur, Yadu Vansha Vatans Bhatti Kul Bushan, Maharaja of Patiala, GCIE, GBE (17 January 1913, Patiala – 17 June 1974, The Hague), Maharaja of Patiala from 1938 to 1974. He was the son and heir of Maharaja Bhupinder Singh, who he succeeded when he was only twenty-five. He had two wives, two children, was a noted horticulturist - later serving as chairman of the Indian Horticulture Development Council - and was a first-class cricketer who played in a…

This jewellery collection of the Nizams is unmissable as it will not only make you want it but you may also be creative enough to use a design or two, well in a more affordable sense and get it made.

Maharajas! The word maharaja, literally ‘great king’, conjures up a vision of splendor and magnificence. These princely rulers of India played an important role within a social and historical context and were patrons of the arts, both in India and Europe. That resulted in magnificent objects symbo