Rakhi launch made of pure gold and silver in Rajkot, know how much it costs
In addition to Rajkot and Rajasthan, orders for rakhi are also received from Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka and Delhi, as well as from the UK and Singapore and the United States.
- Counting days left for Raksha Bandhan
- Gold and silver rakhi found in Rajkot
- Rakhi orders are received from other states
With the festival of Raksha Bandhan now counting days away, a pure gold and silver rakhi has been launched in Rajkot. Apart from Rajasthan, these rakhis are also ordered from Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka and Delhi. Talking about the price of this rakhi, the price of silver rakhi is kept between 150 to 750 rupees and the price of gold rakhi is kept between 3 thousand to 15 thousand rupees.
In the state, the latest rakhis have already hit the market due to the festival of Raksha Bandhan. Now a jeweler in Rajkot has launched a pure gold and silver rakhi. There are more than 100 designs in silver and around 20 designs in gold rakhi. Due to which these jewelers are getting orders for rakhi from abroad including India.
What did Siddharth Saholia of VG Gold Jewelers say?
There are more than 100 designs in silver and about 20 designs in gold rakhi, said Siddharth Saholia of VG Gold Jewellers. These include OM, Swastik, Happy Brother, Best Brother and other such designs. We have received orders from Dubai. Orders have also been received from the UK and Singapore and the United States.
Regarding this, jeweler Siddharth Saholia said that the gold rakhi is made of 22 carat gold. Apart from Rajasthan, these rakhis are also ordered from Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka and Delhi. Talking about the price of this rakhi, the price of silver rakhi is kept between 150 to 750 rupees and the price of gold rakhi is kept between 3 thousand to 15 thousand rupees per piece.
How will the gold and silver rakhis be?
These rakhis will be available in beautifully carved wooden boxes. It also includes dry fruits, chocolate and other ingredients. The unique bond between brother and sister will be celebrated on August 11 this year. Traditionally a sister ties a rakhi on her brother's wrist and is bound to protect him in every way. After the sister ties the rakhi on her brother's wrist, she returns the love showered on him by giving him a gift. In return, she gives him sweets.
