Showing posts with label diwali. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diwali. Show all posts

Friday, October 9, 2009

Jewellery offer for Dhanteras /Diwali 2009 Shoppers



Buoyed by the success we saw last year. For all you visitors to this blog, here's a exclusive offer before our offline visitors know about it. This sneak peek deal to our online visitors is a 2-Day exclusive afterwhich we do an announcement with a huge banner in front of our store. So get that jewellery item you have been wanting at a special price before it vanishes away.

Offer:
Rs. 100 making charges for gold jewellery
Rs. 160 making charges for Antique and Italian Jewellery.
15% off on diamonds.

The offer is valid till Oct.18th.

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Awesome response to our Diwali Festive Offer

Thank You! Rohini , Thank You! Pitampura for the jampacked response to our Diwali Festive offer. Our festive offer which is also advertised in the post: Diwali Wishes and Offers from Kathana was well received by the denizens of pitampura and rohini.

We distributed close to 40,000 flyers in most of the rohini sectors and some areas in Pitampura. The result: For most of the evening on the day of Dhanteras I was restricted to a 2-3 feet of space busy welcoming guests and keeping a watchful eye inside.

While gold and silver coins formed the staple for those out for just the dhanteras. Among the serious shoppers Chains(Indian and Italian) were the hottest selling, followed by light weight jewellery items like earrings and rings. Some came back for more with their relatives who didnt want to miss the bargain while others placed orders from the catalogue. We had 1 walk-in from the internet who walked out as our customer. Oh and if you think you have missed it we have extended it by another week just for our online visitors. And the time of this posting, it happens to be the last day for the offer.

One thing that was missing was the line outside the store. Sigh! We will aim for that the next time :)

Photo credit: johnnyalive via Flickr

Saturday, October 25, 2008

Happy Diwali Wishes and Offers from Kathana Jewellers


Kathana family wishes everyone a very Happy Diwali. May this Diwali bring health and prosperity to you and your loved ones. Just like last year, Kathana Jewellers would urge you to make a pledge for a 'Smoke Free diwali' this year too. Delhi can be much better off without the smoke we have to inhale after Diwali Celebrations.

'Sone Pe Suhaga' Offers for Diwali 2008.



We have slashed making charges for Chains and Bangles at our store.The offer runs from (25th Oct-2nd Nov, 2008, Extended!)

Chains/Bangles : Rs 85/gram
Italian Chains : Rs 130/gram
Antique Bangles: Rs 130/gram

Gold prices have already sent people scurrying for the jewellery stores. And you shouldnt be sitting in front of your computers staring at the screen anymore either.

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Gold prices bring back smiles in time for Diwali 2008

Diwali is around the corner and gold prices have fallen just in time to something which will bring smile to your face. Today i.e. as of Oct. 22nd, 2008 the gold prices for 24K is Rs.12,450 per 10gms. Which means for 22K the prices of gold are Rs. 12,050 per 10 gms.

Prices just a week ago made the predictions of a gold-less diwali come true. Prices were 13,350 on the 15th Oct. Which means there has been a fall of 1000 rupees within a week.

Most of the year has been lacklustre for the jewellers owning to high gold prices. And Diwali a traditionally auspicious season to buy gold was much anticipated by both shoppers and jewellers. Shoppers were looking to make the important purchase for their weddings/gifting while jewellers are trying to meet their sales target.

More smiles coming next with our Diwali offers.

Photo Credit : Sean-b

Sunday, September 7, 2008

Gold prices may fall further by Rs.600

More good news for consumers and jewellers alike. Gold is slated to fall by another Rs. 600 in the coming week. It will hover around Rs.11,000 for 24K gold. This fall has been a resultant of strengthening dollar and falling crude.

We know from first hand experience that when the gold prices recently fell. Their was a huge shortage of raw metal and gold fetched a premium over the prevailing prices. With India's festive season of Diwali ahead gold demand is slated to rise. This would again push the prices up. So this looks like a momentary dip. It would be prudent not to wait for gold prices to fall beyond this level.