Overview
- Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt held an intimate registered ceremony at their Pali Hill home in Bandra attended by close family, friends and their children.
- The wedding’s most reported detail is a bespoke QWEEN ring featuring a cabochon-cut natural ruby from Madagascar set in a crown-like gold gallery and framed by 40 diamonds.
- QWEEN told reporters the gemstone sourcing took about three months and the finished piece required more than 256 hours of handcrafting, with some coverage citing a figure of 131 pairs of artisans involved; those specifics come from the brand and are not independently verified in the reporting.
- The ruby commission follows an earlier bespoke aquamarine ring Aamir gifted Gauri this year, showing a pattern of personalized, heirloom-style jewellery choices for the couple.
- Coverage frames the ring as a private, symbolic detail that matches the couple’s preference for a low-key celebration and shifts public focus from a star-studded spectacle to craftsmanship and family-centered meaning.