Silver shagun gifts. Given filled, never empty.
A good silver shagun gift is a solid, useful vessel — a thali, coin, bowl, or kalash — given filled, never empty. We pack every shagun piece with a coin, rice, or sweets inside, blessing-ready, from ₹1,500. Hallmarked 999 options, personalised, and delivered across Delhi NCR.
What makes a good silver shagun gift?
Shagun is the blessing-gift — the token of good fortune passed from one family to another at an engagement, a wedding, a first Diwali, a naming. A good silver shagun gift does three things: it is auspicious, it is useful enough to keep, and it is given filled. The metal is chandi because a piece of silver never leaves a household — it moves from the ceremony tray to the puja shelf to the everyday table and is still there a generation on.
Choose the piece by the moment. A silver coin, stamped with Lakshmi and Ganesh, is the quick blessing tucked into an envelope or a bowl. A puja thali is the wedding shagun tray. A katori or bowl and a kalash carry a housewarming blessing. For the senior gift — the matriarch, the priest, the family that matters — a hallmarked 999 coin or idol carries a verifiable fine-silver weight.
Plated shagun pieces start from ₹1,500 and are valued for the form and finish, not the grams. Single gifts are always welcome; for a wedding or festival list our standard is 30 pieces. Whatever you choose, it should never be handed over empty — which is the one tradition we build into every piece.
What silver do you give as shagun?
The classics — thali, coin, bowl, kalash — plus the pieces families reach for most. Each links through to the full weight and dimensions.
Shraddha Puja Thaal
The offering plate for a wedding or sagai shagun tray. Filled with a coin and sweets before it is handed over.
Kamal Bowl
A lotus-form bowl for mishri, dry fruit, or a silver coin. The everyday shagun that stays on the shelf.
Milan Gulab Daani
The gulab daani that welcomes guests — a graceful shagun for either side of the family.
Gayatri Phool Daan
A kalash-shaped vessel for a housewarming or first-Diwali shagun. Given filled with rice and a coin.
Gulabi Yaadein Photo Frame
For the couple, the newborn, the anniversary. Shagun that becomes a keepsake on the mantel.
Hallmarked 999 Coin & Idol
The senior shagun — a Lakshmi-Ganesh sikka or a small idol, hallmarked with a weight certificate.
How much does silver shagun cost, and what do pieces weigh?
Typical weights and price bands by piece. Plated pieces are priced for the form; hallmarked 999 pieces are priced to a certified fine-silver weight.
How is a silver shagun gift personalised and delivered?
Four steps from brief to blessing-ready. We share a proof before any engraving, and fill every piece before it is sealed.
Choose & engrave
Names, a wedding or Diwali date in Devanagari or Roman, or a monogram. Digital proof first, one round of changes.
Fill the piece
A silver coin, rice, haldi, or mishri placed inside — so the vessel is never empty when it is given.
Seal & box
Muslin pouch, ivory rigid box, wax-effect monogram seal. A handwritten note on request.
Deliver
same-day across Delhi NCR on ready-stock pieces, for orders confirmed before 2 PM on ready-stock. 3–4 weeks from order confirmation for engraved or made-to-order, then couriered pan-India.
Questions families ask about silver shagun.
Anything missing? Send the question to WhatsApp — the founder replies within four hours.
Shagun is the ceremonial blessing-gift exchanged at auspicious moments — an engagement, a wedding, a first Diwali in a new home, the birth of a child. It carries good fortune from one family to another. Silver is the traditional metal because it is auspicious, lasting, and useful: a shagun piece moves from the ceremony to the puja shelf to the everyday tray, and it is still in the household a generation later. The gesture matters more than the grams.
Send a silver shagun the way it's meant to be given.
Tell us the occasion and who it's for. We'll suggest a piece, fill it blessing-ready, and come back with a price within four hours.