GRT Jewellers sets Guinness World Record by crafting the heaviest gold ear-rings, weighing 3.5 kg

The jhumkas, crafted from 22kt gold, pay tribute to South India’s rich cultural heritage, with intricate designs featuring 500 elephants

Chennai: GRT Jewellers has set a Guinness World Record by crafting the heaviest gold ear-rings in the world, weighing an extraordinary 3.5 kg. These Jhumkas, crafted from 22kt gold, pay tribute to South India’s rich cultural heritage with intricate designs featuring 500 elephants. This creation not only demonstrates the brand’s mastery in traditional craftsmanship but also highlights its ability to innovate while honouring cultural traditions.

This achievement celebrates GRT Jewellers’ six-decade-long journey in the jewellery industry, built on the unwavering support of its customers. The brand has always been known for its dedication to superior craftsmanship, offering a wide range of jewellery pieces to its clientele.

GRT Jewellershas been at the forefront of preserving South Indian art and culture. Recently, the brand sponsored the MarvellousMarghazi event in Chennai, where music, dance and tradition seamlessly blended with its jewellery. The event celebrated jewellery as a profound form of artistic expression, positioning the brand as a true patron of the region’s cultural legacy.

GRT Jewellers was founded in 1964 and is a jewellery retailer with more than 60 showrooms across India and one in Singapore. The brand offers a wide range of gold, diamond and platinum jewellery.

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