Miss World 2025 Crown Shines with 1,770 Diamonds at ₹3 Crore Prize in Spectacular Hyderabad Finale

Jun, 26 2025

A Crown Like No Other: ₹3 Crore and Nearly 1,800 Diamonds

Spotlights hit the stage. Cameras flashed. But it was the Miss World 2025 crown that truly stole the show in Hyderabad. This isn’t your run-of-the-mill pageant headpiece—it’s a jaw-dropper, packed with 1,770 diamonds totalling an astonishing 175.49 carats. All those gems sit flawlessly in 18-carat white gold, a combination that bumps the crown’s value to a mind-bending ₹3 crore. When Thailand’s Suchata Chuangsri placed it on her head, you could practically hear the collective gasp. This year’s winner didn’t just walk away with the bragging rights—she pocketed a cool ₹1.15 crore too.

India turned host after a long gap, bringing the grand finale back for its 72nd edition at Hyderabad’s HITEX Exhibition Centre. The crown shines not just because of its sparkle, but because it has become a modern symbol of beauty, tradition, and pure pageantry power. Each diamond was placed to represent both the pageant’s history and the promise of its new era. That much shine doesn’t just happen by accident—it’s the result of artistry meeting serious engineering.

Global Stage, Bollywood Flair, and a Lineup to Remember

This year, the Miss World event drew in 108 contestants from across the globe, all competing for the ultimate tiara and title. Suchata Chuangsri emerged as the winner, with Ethiopia’s Hasset Dereje and Poland’s Maja Klajda placing as runners-up. The diverse group turned Hyderabad into a mosaic of cultures, languages, and fashion styles, each one bringing hopes and dreams from back home.

The grand finale wasn’t just about the final walk or winning smile. The evening pulsed with performances from Bollywood favorites. Jacqueline Fernandez lit up the stage with her signature energy, while Ishaan Khatter brought even more buzz to an already electric crowd. Meanwhile, the Humanitarian Award went to Sonu Sood—an actor who’s become almost a household name for his tireless efforts during the pandemic and ongoing charity work. The applause for him was every bit as loud as that for the winners.

If you missed a seat in the hall, you weren’t left out. The event reached living rooms everywhere, streaming live via SonyLIV and on the official pay-per-view platform. It felt less like watching a competition and more like witnessing a global festival—a place where tradition meets ambition, sparkle meets substance, and one iconic crown brings the world just a little closer together.