
Dubai's Giant Gold Jhumkas Set Two Guinness World Records
What Happened?
Joyalukkas Jewellery unveiled a pair of 16.5-kg gold jhumkas in Dubai, setting two Guinness World Records. Crafted by 55 artisans over 5,840 hours, the earrings measure 1.215 metres.
Key points
- The jhumkas weigh 16.5 kg and are made of 22-carat gold.
- They were unveiled on October 24 at the Jewel of Joy showroom in Dubai Gold District.
- The earrings are inspired by the peacock, symbolizing beauty in Indian culture.
- Joyalukkas secured the record for the heaviest and largest pair of gold earrings on October 12.
- The launch event was attended by UAE's Minister of Economy and Tourism.
Key insights
- The record-setting jhumkas highlight the growing influence of Indian jewellery in the global market.
- This event may attract more tourism to Dubai, known for its gold trade.
- The craftsmanship involved reflects the rich heritage of Indian jewellery making.
Why it matters
This unveiling showcases the craftsmanship of Indian artisans on a global stage.
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