A jeweller in western India broke a Guinness World Record by making a ring using 12,638 tiny diamonds.

The ring, called "The Marigold - The Ring of Prosperity", weighs around 165 grams (5.8 ounces), and was made by Harshit Bansal in Surat, Gujarat.

Bansal reportedly spend nearly two years working on the ring, and currently has no plans of selling the colossal piece.

The previous record determined by Guinness, also set in India, was for a ring featuring 7,801 diamonds.

An elaborate floral-shaped ring sporting 12,638 tiny diamonds has earned a place in the Guinness World Records. Called "The Marigold - The Ring of Prosperity", the chunky circular band weighs a little over 165 grams (5.8 ounces).The creator, Harshit Bansal, worked for nearly two years on the ring.The maker of this ring, who is an Indian jeweler, does not have any plan to sell this priceless creation, as of now.

Consisting of 12,638 tiny diamonds, Bansal said he got the idea two years ago while studying jewelry design in the western city of Surat, India’s diamond hub.

Bansal said he had already knocked back requests from prospective buyers. But he has no plans to sell it.The previous record determined by Guinness, also set in India, was for a ring containing 7,801 diamonds.