Held at a grand palace in Udaipur, the destination wedding quickly dominated social media feeds. While their royal outfits drew a lot of attention, it was their custom designed wedding jewelry that truly became a hot topic of discussion.

According to reports from Hyderabad based Shree Jewelers and national media outlets, Rashmika's bridal jewelry alone weighed between 1.5 to 2 kilograms. She wore 11 traditional ornaments, including a vaddanam(waist belt), mangalsutra, multiple layered necklaces, jadabilla (hair ornament), and basikam (forehead ornament). The estimated cost of her complete jewelry set reportedly is around between Rs. 4-5 crores. The high valuation stemmed from the use of premium raw gold, intricately detailed nakshi craftsmanship, and carefully selected diamonds embedded within the designs.

Vijay complemented her regal appearance with approximately 500 grams of traditional jewelry. Reports suggest that his ornaments were valued between 1.5 to 2 crores.

What stands out is the level of planning behind these pieces. The couple reportedly began discussions with the jewelry team nearly a year in advance and collaborated closely for around 10 months. Their intention was clear. They did not want trend based, temporary fashion statements. Instead, they sought timeless creations rooted in cultural heritage that would remain meaningful for generations.

Rashmika paired her jewelry with an orange gold saree designed by Anamika Khanna, enhancing the royal aesthetic. The jewelry designs were inspired by South Indian temple architecture and ancient sculptural artistry, with elaborate nakshi detailing giving each piece a majestic and traditional character.

Overall, their wedding jewelry was not merely about crores. It reflected craftsmanship, cultural depth, and a deliberate attempt to blend heritage with grandeur, making the ceremony both luxurious and culturally resonant.