Overview
- The couple held an intimate, family-only wedding at Aamir Khan’s Bandra/Pali Hill residence on July 5, with close friends and their children present.
- Aamir commissioned Mumbai-based luxury jeweller QWEEN to make a bespoke wedding ring for Gauri Spratt featuring a natural cabochon-cut ruby from Madagascar.
- QWEEN and its CEO Amit Kumar say sourcing the Madagascar ruby took roughly three months and the finished piece required over 256 hours of work by 131 pairs of artisans.
- The ring is set in a crown-like gold coronet with milgrain detailing and about 40 accent diamonds, a design framed by the maker as a vintage, heirloom-style piece.
- The choice reflects a personal, non-traditional approach—Aamir is a strategic investor in QWEEN and previously commissioned a rare Brazilian aquamarine for Gauri—while underscoring the cultural cachet and market interest in rare colored gemstones over conventional diamonds.