The world record of the ‘largest silver ring’ has been achieved by Amin and Company from Lahore, Pakistan.
The silver ring weighs 71.680 kg (158.03 lbs) and has an inner diameter of 85 cm (2 ft 9 in). The purity of the silver used in making the ring is reported to be 97.83 percent. The silver which was used to make the ring was worth a value of $ 40,000 at the time of making the ring. Ring was exhibited in a ceremony on August 18, 2010.
The World Record of collecting ‘currency with unique denominations’ has been achieved by Mr. Sushil Goyal from Bhilwara, Rajasthan, India.
Mr. Goyal has the collection of One Thousand Three Hundred Eighteen (1318) Indian currency notes with unique digits denominating from 000001 to 1000000.
The World Record of ‘most knife tapping sets between fingers with-in a minute while blindfolded’ has been achieved by Ryan Stock from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Ryan completed Nineteen (19) sets of knife tapping between his fingers in 30 seconds while blindfolded on April 6, 2012.
The World Record ‘biggest pencil mosaic (multiple size pencil)’ has been achieved by S. R. Global School of Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
The mosaic has created the logo of ‘Save Girl Child Campaign’ using 24,600 pencils of various sizes. Pencil mosaic measured Two Hundred Twenty Five (225) Square Foot. Pencil Mosaic was made by the students and faculty members of the school.