Sharjah: Saudi Arabia-based Al Romaizan Gold and Jewellery in Dubai has officially entered the Guinness World Records for creating the world’s most valuable gold dress.
The stunning creation, named the “Dubai Dress,” was unveiled recently at the 56th Watch and Jewellery Middle East Show at Expo Sharjah, drawing global attention for its extraordinary craftsmanship and luxurious design.
The achievement went viral after Guinness World Records shared a video on Instagram showing a model wearing the glittering gown, earning admiration from viewers worldwide.
Made from 1,270.5 grams of 21-carat gold, the ensemble — which includes a hayar (headdress), crown, and earrings — weighs a total of 10,081.2 grams. Valued at USD 1.08 million (approximately Rs 9.56 crore).
The record-breaking piece took 980 hours to complete and features intricate engravings, gemstone detailing, and delicate patterns. Inspired by Emirati heritage, the design fuses traditional motifs with contemporary elegance, reflecting the region’s deep-rooted appreciation for gold and design innovation.
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“This work reflects the UAE’s ambition to achieve global leadership and highlights Dubai’s position as the premier destination for gold and jewellery enthusiasts, while embodying the unique creativity of Emirati craftsmen,” said Mohsen Al Dhaibani, Deputy Manager of Al Romaizan Gold, during the exhibition.
In 2023, the jeweller also showcased a gold bicycle worth Dirham 1.5 million at the 52nd edition of the same exhibition, underscoring its reputation for creative luxury and innovation.
