Gold remains a preferred hedge and cultural asset in India. When considering gold as an investment, understand the difference between buying physical jewellery and financial gold instruments like sovereign gold bonds (SGBs) or digital gold. Jewellery carries making charges which impact resale value; coins and SGBs typically reflect metal value more directly.
Buying certified gold coins or bars is a straightforward method for investors who want tangible assets. Jewellery, while sentimental and culturally significant, should be viewed partly for adornment and partly for value. If your primary goal is investment, consider a balanced approach — some physical gold combined with SGBs or digital gold to reduce storage and making-cost overheads.
Location matters: check local gold rates (per gram) and compare making charges across trusted jewellers in Bhubaneswar. Transparency in bills, hallmarking, and buy-back policies enhance liquidity when you need to sell. Pooja Jewellers offers clear buy-back guidelines so customers can make informed investment choices.
Finally, diversify your gold holdings and keep documentation for all purchases. Consult financial advisors for allocation relative to your portfolio, and use professional vaulting or insured storage for larger holdings. Sound practices protect your investment and maximize gold’s role as a long-term store of value.
