DUBAI: Those have craze about gold jewellery would surely head to Sharjah to check out the world’s largest ring being displayed at Sahara Centre, which currently values Dh11 million ($3 million).
It is learnt that the people are enjoying to see massive jewellery piece weighs 141 pounds and is adorned with 5.1 kilograms of precious stones and diamonds.
The 21-carat Najmat Taiba or Star of Taiba, which has been recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records and endorsed by the World Gold Council, is now on display at Sahara Centre.
According to Arab media, It took 45 days for at least 55 jewel smiths to produce the ring in 2000 and at that time, it cost the owner $547,000. However, since gold prices have since skyrocketed and are now trading at more than $1,300 an ounce, the value has gone up to $3 million.
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