Dhanteras 2018: Snapdeal Offers Up To 60% Off On Gold Jewellery
E-commerce retailer Snapdeal is offering up to 60 per cent discount on gold jewellery on the occasion of Dhanteras, the company said. The Snapdeal offer on Dhanteras is valid on gold jewellery pieces like mangalsutra, pendants, earrings, chains, rings, bangles, bracelet, and necklaces. The recently-launched one-stop Dhanteras Store of Snapdeal offers discount of up to 20 per cent on gold bars and coins and up to 50 per cent on silver bars and coins, the company said in a release.

(Dhanteras Store of Snapdeal provides discounts on hallmarked gold, certified diamond and silver jewellery.)
Dhanteras Store of Snapdeal provides discounts on hallmarked gold, certified diamond and silver jewellery. The store also offers attractive discounts on electronics and gadgets.
More offers from Snapdeal Dhanteras Store
Snapdeal is offering a 20 per cent additional cashback on Citibank credit cards. The maximum cashback that can be availed is Rs 6,000, according to snapdeal.com. There is no minimum transaction on this offer.
Snapdeal Dhanteras offer on silver coins, jewellery, dinner ware, electrical appliances:
1. Snapdeal is offering up to 60 per cent off on gold and silver coins and gold jewellery.
2. On silver-plated items, discount offered is 80 per cent, Snapdeal said in the release.
3. Snapdeal Dhanteras Store has a discount of up to 60 per cent on dinner sets and cookware
4. Snapdeal is providing a discount of up to 50 per cent on a wide range of electric appliances.
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