Malabar Gold and Diamonds unveils exciting offers ahead of Eid holidays
Malabar Gold and Diamonds, the world's sixth-largest jewellery retailer, with a presence in over 390 showrooms across 13 countries, has announced an exclusive range of Eid celebration offer to mark the festive season.
Renowned for its craftsmanship and innovation, the jeweller has curated a special collection of diamond and precious gem jewellery, designed to perfectly complement festive attire. To add to the celebrations, Malabar Gold and Diamonds is offering a selection of exclusive promotions for its customers.
Exciting Eid offers
Free cash vouchers - Customers purchasing diamond and precious gem jewellery will receive a cash voucher worth Dh100 / OMR 10 / QAR 100 / KWD 10 / SAR 100 for every purchase of Dh3,000 / OMR 300 / QAR 3,000 / KWD 300 / SAR 3,500.
Gold exchange offer - Customers can exchange their old 916 gold jewellery, purchased from any retailer, for the latest designs at Malabar Gold and Diamonds, with no loss on valuation.
The Eid celebration offer will be available across all Malabar Gold and Diamonds outlets from March 28 to April 6 (UAE) and March 27 to April 5 (other GCC markets).
Gold rate protection scheme
With gold prices fluctuating, Malabar Gold and Diamonds is offering a gold rate protection scheme to provide customers with price stability. By paying just 10 per cent of the total purchase value as an advance, customers can lock in the best gold rate until April 30, ensuring they secure the most favourable price at the time of final purchase. The gold rate protection facility is available both in-store and via the Malabar Gold & Diamonds mobile app.
A commitment to festive gifting
"Jewellery plays an integral role in celebrations, and at Malabar Gold and Diamonds, we strive to make every occasion even more special for our customers. Our exclusive festive jewellery collections, coupled with these attractive promotions, ensure that our customers enjoy great value and an enhanced shopping experience. With a legacy of trust and innovation, we remain the preferred choice for jewellery connoisseurs worldwide," said Shamlal Ahamed, managing director international operations of Malabar Gold and Diamonds.
With a reputation for quality, craftsmanship and customer-centricity, Malabar Gold and Diamonds continues to elevate the jewellery shopping experience with its exquisite designs, exclusive offers and commitment to excellence.
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