This treasured pair of Jigha—turban ornaments once reserved for royalty—is a regal masterpiece. Crafted in lustrous gold and encrusted with diamonds and topped with a striking emerald bead, each piece features a central drop-shaped diamond encircled by petal-like diamonds, forming a radiant floral design. Far more than adornment, the jigha was a powerful symbol of royal favour, worn only by the emperor, his family, and closest allies. This elaborate form evolved from the earlier tradition of adorning turbans with a heron’s feather or kalgi, transforming into one of the most potent symbols of sovereignty and prestige.