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Silver IconS of India

Preserving

Heritage: The
Amrapali Museum

In 2018, Amrapali unveiled the
Amrapali Museum in Jaipur, a
project that had been years in the
making. Conceptualized by the
brand’s founders, the museum
is a tribute to India’s silver
jewelled arts. Housing over 4,000
artefacts, it is one of the largest
silver jewellery museums in the
world.

The museum offers a unique glimpse into India’s The museum serves as a haven for scholars,
cultural history, with exhibits spanning two floors. students, and connoisseurs, fostering a deeper
The ground floor showcases silver and gold jewellery understanding of India’s artistic traditions. Upcoming
from different regions, focusing on pieces associated publications by renowned authors, including
with rites of passage. The basement explores the Dr Usha Balakrishnan and Mr Devdutt Pattanaik,
inspirations behind Indian craftsmanship, displaying promise to further enrich the narrative of the
a range of silver objects and offering an audio-guided museum’s collection.
tour in both English and Hindi.

Conclusion: A Jewel in India’s Crown

Amrapali Jewels is more than just a jewellery brand—it is a celebration of India’s
heritage, culture, and craftsmanship. From the bustling markets of Jaipur to the
grand stages of Hollywood and Buckingham Palace, Amrapali’s journey is a story of
passion, artistry, and perseverance.

Every piece of Amrapali jewellery is a testament to the brand’s dedication to
excellence. With its unique designs, commitment to sustainability, and focus on
individuality, Amrapali continues to enchant the world, proving that true beauty lies
in the stories we tell and the traditions we preserve.

Amrapali Jewels: A timeless legacy, where every creation is a masterpiece.

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