5 gram 2025 Diwali: Lakshmi and Rangoli Gold Bar | PAMP Suisse

Diwali is a beautiful festival of lights that occurs annually during the winter season to celebrate the spiritual victory of light over darkness. This stunning gold bar is made to honour this incredible festival!

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LES CARACTÉRISTIQUES DU LINGOT

• Expédiée individuellement dans un emballage de protection
• Composé de 5 grammes d'or fin à 9999
• Obverse: Features a beautiful gold engraving of the sacred Hindu goddess Lakshmi, as she represents wealth, beauty and prosperity
• Reverse: Features the PAMP Suisse logo, the metal weight, type, and purity, along with the bar's serial number

The origins of Diwali stem from the Indian subcontinent and began as celebrations of harvest festivals, which merged to create this 5-day long festival of lights that celebrates the Hindu gods Rama, Lakshmi and Krishna, among others. Although it originated in Hinduism, this holiday is celebrated by Jains and Sikhs, as it marks important events in their religions. The days of celebration change every year but typically occur between mid-October and early November. Each day of the festival is notable for its reason, with the third day being the most significant as it specifically celebrates Lakshmi Puja.

Rangoli is a beautiful art form originating in India that uses a variety of materials to create beautiful patterns on the floor or a tabletop. Rangoli hold a significant place in the lives of Hindus. The purpose of rangoli is more than decoration - it's a way to connect with the divine.

À PROPOS DE LA PAMP SUISSE

PAMP, Produits Artistiques Métaux Précieux, est l'un des principaux raffineurs de métaux précieux au monde, basé au Tessin, en Suisse. Depuis 1977, PAMP créé certains des lingots, des pièces et des flancs d'or, d'argent et de platine et bien d'autres produits encore, qui sont parmi les meilleurs du monde. PAMP détient de nombreuses certifications, notamment la Good Delivery (Bonne Livraison) de la LBMA et de la LPPM. Elle a été la première monnaie à décorer le revers de petits lingots, ce qui est devenu une pratique courant dans l'industrie par la suite.