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Joyalukkas offers protection against gold price volatility with 10% advance pre-book offer up to May 10

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Joyalukkas offers protection against gold price volatility with 10% advance pre-book offer up to May 10
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The initiative secures buyers from prospective spikes in gold price while ensuring the benefit of a reduced charge if prices drop

Dubai: To allow customers to hedge against the prevailing volatile gold prices, leading jewellery retailer Joyalukkas is now offering them the opportunity to pre-book their jewellery with a 10% advance payment, with the assurance of a reduced charge if gold prices drop.

As significant cultural festivities approach, investing in gold jewellery is seen as an auspicious act. Understanding the importance of these moments, Joyalukkas has curated the ‘Pay 10% in Advance’ offer, allowing customers to lock in their purchases at the lowest gold rate until May 10. This initiative safeguards buyers against potential gold price hikes, while guaranteeing the benefit of decrease in gold price.

John Paul, Managing Director at Joyalukkas Group, stated: “In alignment with our commitment to enhancing customer satisfaction and value, we’re excited to extend this advance booking offer. This not only provides protection against fluctuating gold rates, but also ensures our customers can secure their desired jewellery at the best possible price. It’s our way of adding a golden touch to the celebrations of our patrons.” Customers can take advantage of this offer through the Joyalukkas app or by visiting any of the brand’s outlets.

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Joyalukkas was founded in 1987 in Kerala, India, and continues to rapidly expand its presence in more countries across the world to fulfill its vision of ‘Ornamenting the World’. The brand currently has more than 150 stores across 11 countries around the world, including India, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, USA, UK, UAE, KSA, Singapore and Malaysia.

Courtesy: Khaleej Times

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