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Home / Business / Joyalukkas Nri Gold Fest Get Rs 50 Extra Per Gram On Old Gold Flat 25 Per Cent Off On Making Charges

Joyalukkas’ NRI Gold Fest: Get Rs 50 extra per gram on old gold, flat 25 per cent off on making charges

NRI Gold Fest is perfectly timed for NRIs visiting their families and anyone looking to make their celebrations truly radiant
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:43 PM Dec 17, 2024 IST
"With NRI Gold Fest, we aim to bring joy to our customers by oaring unparalleled opportunities to own exceptional jewellery,” said Joy Alukkas, Chairman and MD, Joyalukkas Group. File Photo

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This festive season, Joyalukkas jeweller has announced NRI Gold Fest with Rs 50 extra per gram on old gold, flat 25 per cent off­ on making charges (VA) for diamonds, uncut diamonds and precious stones, and flat 25 per cent off­ on their stone value from December 13, 2024, to January 5, 2025.

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The NRI Gold Fest is perfectly timed for NRIs visiting their families and anyone looking to make their celebrations truly radiant.

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“Festive seasons are about creating cherished memories. With NRI Gold Fest, we aim to bring joy to our customers by oaring unparalleled opportunities to own exceptional jewellery,” said Joy Alukkas, Chairman and MD, Joyalukkas Group.

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