A Ring Set With 24,679 Diamonds Breaks Guinness World Records

Indian jeweller SWA Diamonds recently successfully created a ring set with 24,679 diamonds, The Touch of Ami, which was certified by Guinness World Records as "the world's most diamond-set single ring", with an estimated value of nearly $100,000.

The total weight of this diamond ring is 340 grams. The design team was inspired by the "pink oyster mushroom (Oyster Mushroom)". Mushrooms represent immortality and longevity, so the ring was named "Ami", which means "immortality" in Sanskrit. the meaning of.

The SWA Diamonds design team took nearly 3 months to first carry out CAD modeling, then made the mold through 3D printing, and finally obtained 41 unique mushroom petals through the mold turning technology, and then carefully inlaid the natural diamonds on each petal by hand. Most of the ring is also set with diamonds, only the bottom is not.

Every diamond is sourced from a Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) certified diamond dealer, guaranteed to be "Conflict Free".

SWA Diamonds primarily sells diamond jewellery with the aim of making it affordable for all. The jeweler recently created the world-record diamond ring to raise awareness and draw more attention to their brand.

The previous record holder was a giant diamond ring set with 12,638 natural diamonds, "THE MARIGOLD – The ring of prosperity", by Renani Jewels in India. Designed and manufactured by the founder of Harshit Bansal.