All the Diamond Looks that Stole The Show at the Ambani Wedding

The bride made a stunning statement in a custom Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla lehenga, adorned with sequins and jewels. She opted for subtle yet impactful jewellery, featuring a pear-cut pistachio gemstone surrounded by natural diamonds and perfectly balanced the shimmer of her outfit with her go-to heart-shaped diamond solitaires. Youthful, understated, yet undeniably glamorous — what’s not to love?

For her haldi look, the bride embraced an all-floral theme, donning a custom Anamika Khanna lehenga. Yet, it was her accessories that truly made a statement — a stunning diamond choker necklace, intricately designed floral ear climbers, and a delicate floral headpiece that highlighted her up-do. This look reaffirmed how her meticulous attention to detail and masterful accessorising consistently elevates her bridal style game.

For the after party, the bride confirmed that natural diamond chokers are having a major moment in Manish Malhotra chainmail saree and brilliant cut solitaire studs.

The highlight of the nuptials was undoubtedly Radhika Merchant’s wedding ensemble. She wore an intricate Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla lehenga, a stunning interpretation of the Gujarati ‘Panetar’ tradition, which features red and white attire for brides. Complimenting her lehenga-choli’s gold embroidery, Radhika adorned herself with stacked choker pieces, a long natural diamond and polki necklace encrusted with emeralds, chandelier earrings, a maang-tika, and stacked bangles paired with haathphools. The gold undertones in her jewellery harmonised beautifully with her embroidered lehenga, creating a breathtaking and culturally vibrant look.. Her ensemble also featured a personalised ring engraved with “R heart A,” adding a touch of intimate charm to her wedding look. It’s small details like these that make natural diamond jewellery so special, infusing each piece with personal significance and emotional value.

On her first evening as an official part of the Ambani family, Radhika wore a truly unique lehenga, a masterpiece created by Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla in collaboration with Indian artist and sculptor Jayasri Burman. She complemented this extraordinary ensemble with a choker encrusted with emeralds, chandelier earrings, and a maang-tika, all designed with natural diamonds and pearls to match the exquisite theme.

The bride’s reception look screamed high octane glam in a custom Anamika Khanna couture saree paired with a Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda Sardenga 2024. To complement the rich gold-on-gold details of her corset, she adorned a necklace showcasing an array of white and yellow natural diamonds in oval, pear, and princess cuts. She completed the look with fancy-cut diamond earrings and a stack of bangles that combined the brilliance of platinum diamonds with the warmth of gold.

In a vivid display of traditional elegance, Nita Ambani wore a custom Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla lehenga, featuring intricate sozni embroidery in a vibrant array of threads and mirror-work. Elevating this heritage ensemble, she adorned herself with a statement polki necklace, showcasing substantial uncut natural diamonds. Complementing her look, she wore coordinating drop earrings and bangles, all in a similar gold undertone.

For the Sangeet, the groom’s mother wore a custom Falguni Shane Peacock jewelled lehenga, styled with custom natural diamond pieces by Kantilal Chhotalal. From the exquisite mathapatti crowning her head to the cascading necklace and earrings, Nita Ambani didn’t shy away to make a statement with her jewels and proves that no matter the carats of the jewellery she adorns around her neck or on her ears, she is the greatest jewellery enthusiast of all time!

Mrs. Ambani’s jewellery collection is famed for its rare and exquisite pieces, but the jewellery she picked for her younger son’s Baraat stand out as a prime example. The stunning layered natural diamond necklace, crafted from her personal collection by Kantilal Chhotalal, showcases over 1,000 hours of meticulous artisanship. At its heart are two remarkable stones: a 100-carat yellow natural diamond and an 80-carat emerald-cut solitaire drop. Completing Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla ensemble are yellow diamond Nizami earrings, a yellow pear diamond tikka, and natural diamond hairpins. As a true jewellery connoisseur, she showcased her expertise by repurposing the same exquisite jewellery with a different maang-tikka for the wedding ceremony. Each piece from her collection highlights her passion for exceptional gems, transforming curated treasures into wearable works of art.

Nita Ambani once again demonstrated her penchant for grandeur, wearing a stunning all-natural diamond necklace by Kantilal Chhotalal. Designed by Nita herself, the piece showcased her exceptional diamond collection accumulated over the years. She complemented the necklace with drop earrings featuring round, square, and pear-shaped diamonds, along with diamond bangles. She also re-wore the unforgettable 52.58-carat ‘Mirror of Paradise’ ring, originally mined in the Golconda region of India. This remarkable ring, set in platinum with a tapered baguette cut, boasts a flawless rectangular diamond that’s approximately Rs.53 crores.

For her second look, Shloka Ambani embraced understated glam with natural diamond ear climbers and a glamorous take on the modern hathphool, featuring floral motifs that mirrored those in her custom Tamara Ralph saree.

For the Sangeet, Shloka Ambani embraced a nostalgic glam by channelling her inner Poo from Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham. She delved into the Manish Malhotra archives to recreate the iconic Bole Chudiyan look, famously worn by Kareena Kapoor. Shloka’s adoration for natural diamonds shone through with her choice of accessories: a layered diamond choker, pear-shaped diamond danglers, and an exquisite haathphool adorned with fancy-cut diamonds, which she later swapped for more practical bangles.

One of Shloka Ambani’s standout looks for the occasion was a reimagined version of her wedding lehenga, featuring delicate pink undertones from Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla. She elevated her ensemble with a breathtaking 350-carat natural diamond neck piece from Kantilal Chhotalal, adorned with heart-shaped cuts and pear-shaped drops. She paired it with nearly 75-carat diamond ear climbers and a maang-tika. A bold nath added just the right amount of drama to complete her stunning look.

For the Jaimala and Baraat celebrations, Shloka Ambani repurposed the same diamond jewellery with two different lehengas by Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla. Her jewellery featured a stunning combination of emeralds, pearls, and natural diamonds—a favourite among the Ambanis. She wore a multi-layered pearl choker with an exquisite diamond and emerald centrepiece, complemented by fancy-cut diamond earrings with pearl drops. Stacked bangles and a maang-tika adorned with intricate leaf-shaped natural diamonds and emerald drops beautifully paid homage to the groom’s passion for nature, completing her tropical look.