GRT enters the Guinness book

GRT Jewellers, a household name in the field of fine jewellery, has chosen to celebrate its 60th anniversary in a unique way.

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This Chennai-based entity has unveiled mega golden jhumkas, a breathtaking creation in 22-carat gold weighing 3.527 kilograms.

This is now claimed to be the world’s heaviest pair of gold earrings. This is ostensibly designed to pay tribute to south India’s rich cultural heritage while showcasing the craftsmanship of GRT’s artisans. This has become a Guinness world record.

The adjudicator from the Guinness World Records presented the recognition to GRT Managing Directors G R Ananthapadmanabhan and G R Radhakrishnan.

Reflecting on the milestone, Ananthapadmanabhan said, “this recognition is a humbling moment in our 60-year journey. It reflects our commitment to preserving legacy heritage while embracing innovation.”

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