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10 most expensive things ever owned by Indian Royals

Opulence and extravagance at its finest! Take a glimpse into the lavish lives of Indian royals and discover the 10 most expensive things they've ever owned.

Written By: Muskan Gupta
Published on: Jul 02, 2025, 07:31 PM IST
10 most expensive things ever owned by Indian Royals
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10 most expensive things ever owned by Indian Royals
The Koh-i-Noor Diamond: Once part of the Mughal, Persian, and later British crown jewels, this legendary 105.6-carat diamond was owned by several Indian emperors before being taken by the British in 1850
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The Koh-i-Noor Diamond: Once part of the Mughal, Persian, and later British crown jewels, this legendary 105.6-carat diamond was owned by several Indian emperors before being taken by the British in 1850
Mysore’s Golden Throne (Simhasana): Used only during the Dussehra celebrations, this ornate throne was made with pure gold and embedded with precious gems.
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Mysore’s Golden Throne (Simhasana): Used only during the Dussehra celebrations, this ornate throne was made with pure gold and embedded with precious gems.
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Tipu Sultan’s Sword: This gold-and-silver-hilted sword fetched over ₹140 crores (USD 17 million+) at auction in 2023.
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Tipu Sultan’s Sword: This gold-and-silver-hilted sword fetched over ₹140 crores (USD 17 million+) at auction in 2023.
The Peacock Throne: Commissioned by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, this throne was adorned with rubies, emeralds, pearls, and the Koh-i-Noor, valued in billions today.
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The Peacock Throne: Commissioned by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, this throne was adorned with rubies, emeralds, pearls, and the Koh-i-Noor, valued in billions today.
Nizam of Hyderabad’s Jewels: A collection of over 173 pieces of diamonds, emeralds, and pearls, including a 184.75-carat Jacob Diamond, used by the Nizam as a paperweight.
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Nizam of Hyderabad’s Jewels: A collection of over 173 pieces of diamonds, emeralds, and pearls, including a 184.75-carat Jacob Diamond, used by the Nizam as a paperweight.
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Jaipur Royal Family’s Emerald Collection: Rajasthan royals possessed one of the world's largest uncut emerald collections, now part of historic jewellery exhibitions.
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Jaipur Royal Family’s Emerald Collection: Rajasthan royals possessed one of the world's largest uncut emerald collections, now part of historic jewellery exhibitions.
Patiala Necklace by Cartier: Commissioned by Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala, this massive diamond necklace originally had a 234.65-carat De Beers diamond.
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Patiala Necklace by Cartier: Commissioned by Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala, this massive diamond necklace originally had a 234.65-carat De Beers diamond.
Hyderabad’s Golden Tiffin Box: An 18th-century 3-tiered gold tiffin studded with diamonds and rubies, now part of a museum collection.
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Hyderabad’s Golden Tiffin Box: An 18th-century 3-tiered gold tiffin studded with diamonds and rubies, now part of a museum collection.
Mewar’s Crystal Collection: Rana Sajjan Singh of Udaipur ordered a rare crystal furniture set from F. & C. Osler, including beds and tables made entirely of crystal.
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Mewar’s Crystal Collection: Rana Sajjan Singh of Udaipur ordered a rare crystal furniture set from F. & C. Osler, including beds and tables made entirely of crystal.
Royal Elephant Howdahs: Mughal and Rajput royals used silver or gold howdahs (elephant seats) during royal processions, some now housed in Indian museums.
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Royal Elephant Howdahs: Mughal and Rajput royals used silver or gold howdahs (elephant seats) during royal processions, some now housed in Indian museums.
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