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World's First Gold and American Diamond 'Karishma-e-Tirangi' Rakhi Unveiled in Udaipur
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 28 Aug 2026, 08:33 PM
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Dr. Iqbal Sakka, a 211‑time world‑record holder from Udaipur, has crafted a ultra‑delicate Rakhi made of gold and American diamonds that is visible only through a lens.
Udaipur, Rajasthan – On the occasion of Raksha Bandhan, Dr. Iqbal Sakka, who holds 211 entries in the Guinness World Records, introduced a uniquely crafted Rakhi named "Karishma-e-Tirangi". The ornamental thread is fashioned from pure gold and embedded with American diamonds, creating a design that is too fine to be seen with the naked eye.
The artisan explained that the Rakhi’s intricate pattern can only be appreciated through magnification, highlighting the level of precision involved in its making. The piece symbolizes the tricolour of the Indian flag, blending cultural significance with high‑end craftsmanship.
While the Rakhi is not intended for mass distribution, its creation showcases the possibilities of combining traditional festive symbols with advanced jewelry techniques. Observers noted that the item could set a new benchmark for luxury festival accessories in India.
The unveiling coincides with the growing interest in bespoke, high‑value gifts for Raksha Bandhan, reflecting both patriotic sentiment and a market for exclusive, handcrafted items.
The artisan explained that the Rakhi’s intricate pattern can only be appreciated through magnification, highlighting the level of precision involved in its making. The piece symbolizes the tricolour of the Indian flag, blending cultural significance with high‑end craftsmanship.
While the Rakhi is not intended for mass distribution, its creation showcases the possibilities of combining traditional festive symbols with advanced jewelry techniques. Observers noted that the item could set a new benchmark for luxury festival accessories in India.
The unveiling coincides with the growing interest in bespoke, high‑value gifts for Raksha Bandhan, reflecting both patriotic sentiment and a market for exclusive, handcrafted items.