Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Diamond Ring Travels Globe For Branding, Exhibitions
Imagine a super fancy ring with lots of diamonds, shaped like a peacock!
It's worth a lot of money, about $2.7 million.
This ring was made by a company called Savio Jewellery, and it even broke a record for having the most diamonds on a ring.
The ring goes to big shows around the world, not to be sold, but to get people interested.
It's like a famous landmark that helps people remember the company.
The company hopes the ring will help them sell more jewelry made from real gemstones like emeralds and rubies.
Savio Jewellery owns a record-breaking peacock-shaped diamond ring.
The ring, valued at $2.7 million, is used for brand promotion.
The ring held a Guinness World Record for most diamonds in a ring.
The ring is showcased at international exhibitions.
The strategy aims to enhance brand recognition and trust.
- Who
- Savio Jewellery, Abhishek Sand
- What
- A $2.7 million diamond ring travels for exhibitions.
- When
- 2015-2018 (Guinness Record)
- Where
- International exhibitions, Rashtrapati Bhavan
- Why
- To build brand identity and attract attention.
- Ring Value
- $2.7 million
- Ring Shape
- Peacock
- Diamonds Set
- Most in one ring
- Record Holder
- Savio Jewellery
- Exhibition Location
- Saudi Arabia Jewellery Exhibition (SAJEX)
- Gemstones Used
- Emeralds, rubies, sapphires, tanzanite