Perhaps nowhere in the world gold has been as valued and respected as in India. It’s more than just a precious metal here. It is an ancient cultural symbol with sacral meaning. Over the past millennia, Indians have grasped the essence of gold better than anyone, realizing the benefits of owning this treasure. Today India along with China share the first place in the world in terms of demand for the yellow metal.

Religious significance

Gold is an integral part of ceremonies in almost all religions practiced in India. It is customary to donate the precious metal to temples and buy it on the occasion of various religious events.

Family heirloom

In most Indian households, gold products are carefully preserved and passed down from generation to generation as an important part of the family heritage.

The best gift

Indians believe that gold brings good luck, so they gladly give it to each other on weddings, birthdays and other solemn occasions. That’s the perfect choice indeed — is there a better gift than a metal that sparkles like sunshine and the value of which is eternal?

Status indicator

In India, nothing demonstrates a high position in society more clearly than the possession of gold. In a country of over a billion people, the precious metal helps to attract attention and stand out. Politicians, entrepreneurs, actors, officials — all eagerly display their gold for everyone to see.

A means of preservation and accumulation

We’ve come to the most important advantage of gold, namely its ability to protect savings from inflation and crisis. Unlike currencies, the noble metal does not depreciate during economic downturns. Indians are well aware of this and purchase gold to ensure Financial Security for themselves and their families.

In the long term, the price of the yellow metal has an upward trend. This gives confidence that the money invested in gold will:

• be reliably protected from the effects of negative economic factors;

• likely accumulate along with the increased market price of the noble metal.

Judge for yourself: in 2001, 10 grams of 24-carat gold were worth 4,300 rupees. However, in August 2020, a historical record was set — over 57,000 rupees. Figures have grown 13 times!

20 Year Gold Price History in Indian Rupees

The conclusion is obvious: gold is an extremely profitable purchase from both an aesthetic and financial perspective.

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