Tata Group company Tanishq exhibited some of the rarest diamond jewellery and precious gemstones in the world over last weekend. The invite-only exhibition was held at the Jumeirah Mina A’Salam.
Among the exhibits was 'Ethereal Wonders' that features a collection of exquisite diamonds and gemstones, some of which are available for viewing for the first time in over a decade. The collection included coloured heirloom diamonds and gemstones of the highest quality, each exceedingly rare and highly sought after.
Aditya Singh, Head-Jewellery International Business, Titan Company Limited said: “The growing demand for rare heirloom jewellery and the ever-increasing jewellery collector base that recognises the value of owning and preserving a piece of history inspired us to conceptualise Ethereal Wonders. This is an exceptional opportunity for discerning jewellery buyers to marvel, up close, at these incredible intricate pieces before making them a part of their family and legacy.”
From a captivating 26-carat canary yellow diamond necklace to a rare colour shifting 7.72-carat pear shaped Alexandrite, the exhibition had a wide range of stunning jewel collections on display.
Aruna Gaitonde, Editor in Chief of the Asian Bureau, Rough&Polished
Among the exhibits was 'Ethereal Wonders' that features a collection of exquisite diamonds and gemstones, some of which are available for viewing for the first time in over a decade. The collection included coloured heirloom diamonds and gemstones of the highest quality, each exceedingly rare and highly sought after.
Aditya Singh, Head-Jewellery International Business, Titan Company Limited said: “The growing demand for rare heirloom jewellery and the ever-increasing jewellery collector base that recognises the value of owning and preserving a piece of history inspired us to conceptualise Ethereal Wonders. This is an exceptional opportunity for discerning jewellery buyers to marvel, up close, at these incredible intricate pieces before making them a part of their family and legacy.”
From a captivating 26-carat canary yellow diamond necklace to a rare colour shifting 7.72-carat pear shaped Alexandrite, the exhibition had a wide range of stunning jewel collections on display.
Aruna Gaitonde, Editor in Chief of the Asian Bureau, Rough&Polished
