Masterpieces Reimagined

India's leading jewellers present rare heirloom treasures, restored to reflect the splendour of a bygone era and to honour India's artisanal heritage and craftsmanship.

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India’s heritage lives on in exquisite jewels—carved jade, lustrous pearls and a delightful meenakari rendition of a lost Mughal treasure.

Robb Report India spoke to acclaimed jewellers who have acquired, restored, and preserved these rare pieces, each a testament to masterful craftsmanship.

SPINEL NECKLACE RESTORED BY: GEM & JEWELLERY PALACE

Lustrous Burmese spinels, once considered symbols of imperial power in Mughal India, form the five rows of this museum-worthy piece. The five largest spinels, acquired painstakingly over several decades, are engraved with the names of emperors Alamgir, Akbar, and Jahangir. A half-finished version of the necklace was acquired from a New York-based collector; and the jeweller spent four additional years sourcing matching spinels to complete this certified jewel.

Gamkharu RESTORED BY: AMRAPALI