Explore 999 Pure Silver Coins for Puja and Gifting
Explore Ejaa's collection of silver coins, crafted in 999 fine silver. Choose from different weights to match your budget, whether it is a small coin for the puja room or a larger one to mark a family milestone. From Dhanteras and Diwali to weddings and employee gifting, these chandi ka sikka make a lasting gift for the people who matter to you.
About Ejaa’s Silver Coin
Ejaa’s Silver Coins are pure silver coins made in 999 silver, which means they contain 99.9% silver. This is a higher purity than the 925 sterling silver used in jewellery, which is mixed with other metals for strength. Because fine silver is soft, these coins are meant to be kept, gifted, or placed in a puja space rather than worn.
Silver Coin Weights Available in This Range
Ejaa’s Silver Coins are available in three weights, all in 999 fine silver with the same design. Availability of individual weights may change.
5 g Silver Coin: Ideal for personal puja, small festival gifts, and gifting employees in larger numbers.
10 g Silver Coin: Suits Diwali and Dhanteras gifts, birthdays, and gifts for parents.
50 g Silver Coin: Works best as a family keepsake or for marking major milestones.
How to Choose the Right Silver Coin
Start with who it is for
Elders and devotees often value the design and its meaning more than the weight. For a newborn's naming ceremony or a family milestone, a heavier coin can be kept as a keepsake for years.
Match the weight to your budget
A silver coin's price depends mainly on its weight and the current silver rate, so a 10 g coin costs roughly double a 5 g coin. For bulk gifting, a lighter weight keeps the cost per piece manageable without changing the design.
Check the purity
When you buy silver coins online, look for the purity stated clearly on the product page and invoice. All coins in this collection are listed as 999 fine silver.
Plan the presentation
A coin works well as a standalone gift. It can also be the centrepiece of a festival gift box or gift hamper with dry fruits, sweets, or a diya. Across India, a silver coin in a gift box is a common choice for Diwali, weddings and housewarmings.
Occasions for Gifting Silver Coins
Festivals: Buying silver is considered auspicious on Dhanteras, Diwali and Akshaya Tritiya. Devotees of Neem Karoli Baba Ji also buy and gift his coin around Guru Purnima and the Kainchi Dham foundation day on 15 June.
Family events: Silver coins for gifts are a choice for griha pravesh, naming ceremonies, weddings, and anniversaries.
Workplace gifting: For business owners looking for unique silver gifts for employees, a chandi ka sikka is a lasting alternative to sweets or hampers that get used up. It suits Diwali, work anniversaries, and team milestones.
How to Care for Your Silver Coin
Silver darkens over time when exposed to air and moisture. Store the coin in an airtight pouch or box and hold it by the edges. Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid chemical dips and abrasive cleaners, as they can wear down the fine details of the design.
Choose a Silver Coin for Your Next Occasion
Whether it is Dhanteras, a griha pravesh, or a thank-you for your team, a pure silver coin is a gift people hold on to. Each coin at Ejaa is made in 999 fine silver and comes in several weights so that you can match it to the occasion and your budget. Pick your weight below to get started.
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