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Jaipur’s 9‑gram Sweet ‘Tyohar Asharfi’ Sells for ₹1,111 Despite No Gold or Silver
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 01:36 PM
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During Diwali, Jaipur’s ‘Tyohar Asharfi’ sweet, shaped like a gold coin and weighing 9 g, is priced at ₹1,111 per piece.
Jaipur’s famed sweet shop has introduced a new Diwali treat called ‘Tyohar Asharfi’, a 9‑gram confection that resembles a gold coin. The delicacy is crafted from a blend of traditional Indian sweets, yet it carries no actual gold or silver content. Retailers are charging ₹1,111 for each piece, a price that has sparked curiosity among locals and tourists alike.
The sweet’s design is meant to evoke the festive spirit of Diwali, with its glossy finish and intricate detailing that mimic the look of a precious coin. Despite its high price tag, the product has already attracted a steady stream of buyers eager to try the novel treat.
Experts suggest that the premium pricing reflects both the meticulous craftsmanship involved and the marketing appeal of a novelty sweet during the holiday season. The shop plans to keep the product available throughout the Diwali celebrations, offering customers a unique way to celebrate the festival.
The sweet’s design is meant to evoke the festive spirit of Diwali, with its glossy finish and intricate detailing that mimic the look of a precious coin. Despite its high price tag, the product has already attracted a steady stream of buyers eager to try the novel treat.
Experts suggest that the premium pricing reflects both the meticulous craftsmanship involved and the marketing appeal of a novelty sweet during the holiday season. The shop plans to keep the product available throughout the Diwali celebrations, offering customers a unique way to celebrate the festival.