Saffronart’s Fine Jewels and Silver Auction, held online on 21st to 22nd October 2026, achieved total sales of ₹ 14 crores (USD 1.48 million) across 180 lots. The selection highlighted the enduring appeal of jewels, with a particular focus on the intricate craftsmanship, distinctive techniques, and masterful use of precious materials that make historic jewellery so compelling to collectors today.
The sale featured period Indian jewellery, rare and important gemstones, silver objets d’art and signed pieces from storied international maisons, highlighting the range of collecting interests across historic and contemporary jewellery.
Minal Vazirani, President and Co-Founder, Saffronart, said, “The positive response to this sale signals a keen interest in exceptional gemstones as well as jewellery distinguished by its rarity, craftsmanship, and provenance—hallmarks of Saffronart’s offerings. We are grateful for the continued support of collectors, enthusiasts, and scholars, and remain dedicated to building a transparent, well-informed market for period and contemporary jewellery through carefully curated auctions, expert-led discussions, and other initiatives.”
Sale Highlights:
A Magnificent Sapphire and Diamond ‘Bajuband’ or Arm Ornament (lot 94), sold for ₹ 1.92 crores ($ 204,255)
An Important Burmese Ruby and Diamond Ring (lot 74 ), sold for INR 1.32 crores (USD 140,426)An Impressive Colombian Emerald, Pearl and Diamond Tassel Necklace (lot 74) sold for ₹ 84 lakhs ($ 89,362)
An Important Zambian Emerald, Spinel and Diamond Brooch (lot 75) sold for INR 60 lakhs (USD 63,830). A Pair of Period Gemset Reversible ‘Chandbali’ Earrings (lot 101) sold for ₹ 54 lakhs ($ 57,447)
A Three-Row Natural Pearl Necklace (lot 119) sold for $ 42 lakhs ($ 44,681).