This Diwali, leading jewellery brands like Tanishq, Kalyan Jewellers, and Malabar Gold are offering exclusive deals on gold, ...

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During the festive occasions of Diwali and Dhanteras, numerous jewelry brands present fantastic discounts and unique ...

In an exciting move this festive season, Tata-owned Bigbasket has officially teamed up with the jewelry giant Tanishq to ...

As per the Tanishq Gold Offer, customers can enjoy ... customers can avail of special promotions when purchasing jewelry. This includes a free 1-gram gold coin with the purchase of diamond ...

Furthermore, charges on gold jewelry start from 3 to 25% or a flat rate per 1 gram in India. Wastage charges for gold refer to the loss of Gold that occurs while crafting jewelry. That means when ...

Collaborating with brands like Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Tanishq, and Muthoot Exim ... For instance, Blinkit listed a variety of coins, including 1-gram Lakshmi gold coins and 10-gram silver ...

To put it simply, 1 tola in grams ... the gold is, the greater the valuation and loan amount. To be eligible for a loan, the gold pledged must be 18 to 24k in quality. If you pledge gold jewellery ...

The video has now been removed from the Tanishq site Popular Indian jewellery brand Tanishq has withdrawn an advertisement featuring an interfaith couple after a right-wing backlash on social media.

On Tuesday morning, 24K was selling for Dh331.5 per gram ... on gold jewellery purchases of Dh3,000. Known as the festival of lights, Diwali will be celebrated on October 31 and November 1.