Gifting Dilemma? Some Handy Diwali Gift Ideas to Help You Choose




Diwali – the festival of lights it just round the corner. It’s that time of the year when we share sweets and gifts with our near and dears to express our gratefulness to the Almighty for blessing us with wealth and wisdom; however, gifting the suitable gift to your loved ones is no less than a herculean task.
Check out a few handy Diwali gift ideas and make the most of it this festival
For Men: For all those understanding and super-supportive men, perhaps the most preferable things that they would enjoy having as gifts, would be either gadgets or personal grooming stuff. Here are a few items that you could consider gifting them.
  • Time Pieces/Watches
  • Laptop
  • Leather Wallet
  • Wine glasses, bar tool set, cocktail shakers
  • Scotch Whiskey
  • Golden bracelet
  • Electric shaver (rechargeable)
  • Electronic gadgets
  • Digital camera
  • Digital Photo Frame
  • Video camera/Handy cam
  • iPod/iPhone/iPad
  • PDA / Blackberry

For Women: To those beautiful women in our lives, when it comes to gifting sky’s the limit; however, we would still need to gift something unique and beautiful that could ‘wow’ her and bring that smile on her face.

  • Kaju Katli
  • Favourite sweets
  • Crockery or glassware items
  • Dinner/Coffee/Tea sets
  • Ornamental or Decorative Items
  • Jewellery/ Golden Necklace
  • Sari/Kurti/Shawls/Stoles
  • Diamond Jewelry
  • Paintings
  • Sculptures
  • Shoe shop voucher
  • Silver idols of deities
  • Watches
  • iPod/iPhone/iPad
  • Perfumes
  • Lingerie
  • Handy crafts

Wish this Diwali brings in lots of cheer,
Celebrate with unique gifts and sweets this year,
And enjoy the festive mood with your near and dears.
Location: India

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