The richest got its own riches, and showcase of Anant-Radhika wedding celebrations were an epitome of example of it.

Among the various highlights, Anant’s collection of brooches stood out, showcasing opulence and fine craftsmanship. It was a dazzling Showcase of Elegance.

For his engagement ceremony, Anant Ambani wore a Cartier panther brooch that perfectly complemented his deep blue attire. This signature piece, made of 15k white gold, sapphires, emeralds, onyx, and diamonds, was customised for Anant. The panther sat atop an enormous emerald, creating a breathtaking look that exuded sophistication and grandeur.

During the grand hastakshar ceremony in Jamnagar, Anant showcased his passion for wildlife with a lion-shaped brooch designed by Lorraine Schwartz. Made of yellow diamonds with emerald eyes, the brooch featured a 50+ carat natural diamond hanging from the lion’s mouth. The lion sat on a platform of Asscher cut white diamonds, making it a statement piece that captured everyone’s attention.

In March, during a grand celebration in Jamnagar, Anant wore a peach kurta with a matching jacket adorned with a diamond-encrusted Ganpati brooch. This religious piece stood out as a signature accessory, symbolising spiritual significance and adding a unique touch to his outfit.

He also wore an expensive Lord Shrinath ji brooch at his Shubh Ashirvad ceremony.

At his Sangeet ceremony, Anant wore a jacket embroidered with real gold thread and zari, designed by Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla. The highlight of his outfit was a diamond-studded tiger brooch placed atop a grand ruby. The intricate detailing and the majestic design of the Royal Bengal Tiger brooch made it a showstopper.

For the ‘Lagan’ ceremony, Anant’s elephant-shaped brooch grabbed everyone’s attention. Studded with minutely cut diamonds and featuring a round and pear-shaped solitaire at the front, this piece was a testament to Anant’s refined taste and appreciation for detailed craftsmanship.

Anant’s red safa at the ‘Shubh Ashirvaad’ ceremony featured a sarpech (or kalgi) with a rare 100-carat diamond. Such diamonds are incredibly rare and do not retail, making this piece worth an estimated Rs 160 crores. This extraordinary jewel added a magnificent touch to Anant’s regal attire.