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by：Kenwei
2019-09-15
This year, gold ATMs have appeared around the world.
So although Mumbai will lead the trend and become the first city in the world to launch diamonds, instead of following the trend
Dispensing machine.
The Gitanjali Group, which claims to be the world\'s largest brand jewelry maker, opened the machine at a luxury shopping mall in the city on Sunday and said it had served \"a large number of customers.
It hopes to launch another 75 ATMs.
They also sell gold coins and silver coins.
Shopping malls, airports and Hindu temples.
Sanjeev Agarwal, president of Gitanjali Group, said: \"This machine is the first of its kind in the world and will further and completely change the process of purchasing precious metals and jewelry.
\"It has a special meaning in India, where these items are usually purchased as a symbol to observe traditions on auspicious days.
\"But it also offers a choice for occasions like Valentine\'s Day or for a husband who forgets an anniversary or his wife\'s birthday!
The price is from Rs 1000 ($20)
To Rs 30,000, customers can pay products in cash or credit cards, from gold coins printed with the image of the Hindu goddess of wealth Lakshmi to diamonds --
The cross-shaped inlaid pendant is a symbol of ancient religious unity in India.
Jammy Gagrat, 47year-
The old businessman said: \"This machine will be a problem for men.
Ladies will continue to buy more and more things every time they come here.
So although Mumbai will lead the trend and become the first city in the world to launch diamonds, instead of following the trend
Dispensing machine.
The Gitanjali Group, which claims to be the world\'s largest brand jewelry maker, opened the machine at a luxury shopping mall in the city on Sunday and said it had served \"a large number of customers.
It hopes to launch another 75 ATMs.
They also sell gold coins and silver coins.
Shopping malls, airports and Hindu temples.
Sanjeev Agarwal, president of Gitanjali Group, said: \"This machine is the first of its kind in the world and will further and completely change the process of purchasing precious metals and jewelry.
\"It has a special meaning in India, where these items are usually purchased as a symbol to observe traditions on auspicious days.
\"But it also offers a choice for occasions like Valentine\'s Day or for a husband who forgets an anniversary or his wife\'s birthday!
The price is from Rs 1000 ($20)
To Rs 30,000, customers can pay products in cash or credit cards, from gold coins printed with the image of the Hindu goddess of wealth Lakshmi to diamonds --
The cross-shaped inlaid pendant is a symbol of ancient religious unity in India.
Jammy Gagrat, 47year-
The old businessman said: \"This machine will be a problem for men.
Ladies will continue to buy more and more things every time they come here.
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