This spectacular volume reveals for the first time an exceptional private collection of the most beautiful royal Indian jewels from the Mughal Empire to the British Raj to today. Written by renowned jewelry experts and featuring magnificent original photography by Laziz Hamani, Beyond Extravagance explores the centuries-long tradition of fine jewelry and art objects in India, to contemporary interpretations that continue to evolve today.
Beyond Extravegance: A Royal Collection of Gems and Jewels, 2nd Edition
"This book presents a journey through the history of Indian jeweled objects. It will awaken a new understanding of the diverse tradition of Indian jewelry through pieces that span more than four hundred years.
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