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New Indian ExpressWho wouldn’t want to own a piece of history? Leading Indian auction house AstaGuru just had an extremely successful year where it facilitated the discerning Indian buyer getting rare pieces of jewellery, timepiece, modern art and even vintage vehicle. This diverse pattern of acquisitions illustrates a growing commitment among India’s high-net-worth individuals to owning rare and valuable assets that celebrate fine craftsmanship, artistic legacy, and timeless elegance.” What did these high-net-worth individuals buy in 2024? So you had modern and contemporary Indian art garnereing remarkable interest, with landmark sales such as Jehangir Sabavala’s work achieving Rs 15.8 crore and Krishen Khanna’s five-panel masterpiece securing Rs 9.1 crore. Jewellery and timepieces continued to captivate collectors, highlighted by a Colombian emerald and diamond choker purchased for Rs 2.5 crore and Patek Philippe watches fetching up to Rs 99 lakh.
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