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Diwali 2022: Which Items Should You Buy On Dhanteras?

Make your Dhanteras an auspicious one by buying items that are considered to bring fortune & prosperity. Read on to know more

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The lively celebration of Dhanteras along with the cheerful and joyous spirit of Deepavali is what makes Diwali a well-loved festival among all Indians. Buying auspicious, new items on this day is considered one of the luckiest. In order to bring fortune, success, and protection from all the negative things, people buy items made of brass, gold, and silver on this day. Purchasing exquisite Lakshmi idols is another characteristic of this festival.

So, if you are confused as to which items you should buy on Dhanteras, you’re at the right place. We’ve curated a list, especially for you to know which items are a must-buy this Dhanteras 2022.

Items You Should Buy This Dhanteras

1. Electronic products

Looking to upgrade your TV or smartphone? Well, Dhanteras is the ideal time to make your purchase. Buying electronic goods like phones, television, refrigerator, and other gadgets are considered auspicious and a brilliant way to kick-start Dhanteras. One benefit of purchasing new devices during Dhanteras is that you can benefit from the Diwali sale and make significant financial savings. So put your worries on the backseat and don’t miss out on the exciting Diwali sales.

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2. Gold or silver coins

On Dhanteras, people typically prefer to purchase gold or silver. You could buy gold jewellery, coins, or kitchenware. The tradition of buying shiny metals dates back to the Yama story, in which the wife of King Hima's son was warned that he would die from a snake bite on the fourth day of their marriage. But she shielded him by adorning the home with glittering lamps and ornaments to divert attention, thus saving his life. This is due to the legend that gold and silver have the ability to fend off any negative energy in addition to being seen as auspicious purchases.

3. Broom

This may come as a surprise but broom purchases on this day are lucky and auspicious. Buying a broom on this day represents your removal of poverty from your home and your future financial stability.

4. Utensils 

Utensil purchases are linked to both the story of Samudra Manthan and Goddess Dhanvantri and Goddess Lakshmi. Traditional beliefs suggest avoiding iron and steel in favour of brass, gold, silver, or copper. Legends also hold that in order for the new utensils to remain filled throughout the year, they must be filled with food or even water before you enter the house.

5. Jewellery

Purchasing jewellery at Dhanteras is regarded as very lucky. It is a long-term commodity that people may rely on during difficult times. Dhanteras and Diwali are two of the luckiest seasons to buy gold in India.

6. Gomti chakra

A Gomti chakra is another traditional lucky object that people wear. The Gomti river is home to a rare sea snail known as the Gomti Chakra. The intention behind this auspicious purchase is to bring you good fortune. It is also intended to protect against any negative energy. The prosperity of your entire family is likewise influenced by these chakras.

7. Statues of goddesses and gods

Considering that Diwali is the celebration dedicated to honouring Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesh, buying their idols is the perfect Dhanteras gift. There are several choices, including purchasing figurines made of brass, marble, silver, or wood, conducting their aarti, and keeping them in your puja room's collection.

8. Furniture or real-estate

You may always go for new home furnishings, make an investment in real estate, or even purchase new clothing. On this day, every transaction is associated with good fortune.

Now that you know which items you should buy on this Dhanteras, make sure it is a good one. Getting items that are considered auspicious will only bring success, good luck, and happiness to you and your family members. 

Happy Dhanteras!

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