Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Surat's Lotus Ring on Vikram-1
A special ring called the Lotus Ring, made in Surat, India, has gone to space on a mission called Vikram-1.
This ring is made by Nitya Gems Jewellery Limited and has 32 lab-grown diamonds.
The lotus shape is important in Hindu tradition and represents purity and positive energy.
The ring was made by 20 skilled artisans and took about 5-6 months to complete.
It was designed to be strong and safe for space travel.
This achievement shows Surat's skill in making high-quality diamonds and jewellery.
The Lotus Ring, made by Nitya Gems Jewellery Limited, traveled to space aboard India's Vikram-1 mission.
The ring features 32 lab-grown diamonds arranged in the shape of lotus petals.
The Lotus Ring symbolizes purity and positive energy, reflecting Indian cultural values.
The project involved 20 skilled artisans and took 5-6 months to complete.
The ring was designed to meet strict space mission requirements, including weight, size, and structural strength.
- Who
- Nitya Gems Jewellery Limited and Cosmos
- What
- A Lotus Ring made of 32 lab-grown diamonds
- When
- The ring was completed in 5-6 months and sent to space aboard Vikram-1
- Where
- Surat, India
- Why
- To showcase Surat's expertise in lab-grown diamonds and precision jewellery manufacturing, and to represent Indian cultural values in a space mission
Cultural Significance
Technical Achievement
Cultural Representation
Cultural Significance
The Lotus Ring symbolizes Indian cultural values and traditions, reflecting purity and positive energy.
Technical Achievement
The ring's design and production showcase Surat's advanced capabilities in precision manufacturing and lab-grown diamond technology.
- Manufacturer
- Nitya Gems Jewellery Limited
- Collaborator
- Cosmos
- Diamonds Used
- 32 lab-grown diamonds
- Production Time
- 5-6 months
- Artisans Involved
- 20 skilled artisans
- Mission
- Vikram-1
- Symbolism
- Lotus represents purity and positive energy in Hindu tradition