1 oz Silver Bar - PAMP Suisse Diwali & Sacred Cow (In Assay)

Product Details

Welcome light and prosperity with this PAMP Suisse Diwali and Sacred Cow 1 oz Silver Bar, featuring the goddess Lakshmi enthroned on a lotus amid glowing diyas, sealed in a vivid assay card with a limited mintage of only 7,500 pieces.
Bar Highlights:

• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 fine silver.
• Limited mintage of only 7,500 pieces worldwide.
• Comes sealed in a vividly colored CertiPAMP assay card with a matching certificate number.
• Obverse: Features the Hindu goddess Lakshmi seated atop a lotus flower, surrounded by glowing diyas and two ornately adorned sacred cows, celebrating the Diwali Festival of Lights.
• Reverse: Displays the PAMP Suisse logo within a floral border, along with the bar's weight, fineness, and unique serial number.

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PAMP's Diwali Collection
PAMP Suisse has released a Diwali themed bar for several years running, previously spotlighting Lakshmi alongside peacocks and vibrant rangoli folk art. This edition introduces sacred cows into the design, honoring their significance during Govardhan Puja, one of the five days that make up the Diwali celebration. Each release continues the tradition of pairing fine craftsmanship with imagery meant to welcome light, prosperity, and good fortune into the home.

PAMP Suisse
PAMP Suisse is a leading name in precious metals, established in 1977 and based in Ticino, Switzerland, with additional refining and minting operations in the United States. The mint is recognized for its Lady Fortuna hallmark, one of the first decorative motifs ever placed on a precious metal bar, and for meeting Good Delivery standards set by major bullion markets worldwide. Collectors and investors alike prize PAMP bars for their consistent purity, artistry, and trusted assay verification.

Diwali, Lakshmi, and the Sacred Cow
Diwali, the Festival of Lights, celebrates the spiritual victory of light over darkness and good over evil, marked across India and the diaspora with lit diyas, fireworks, and family gatherings. Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, is invited into homes during the festival with the belief that she brings abundance to those who welcome her sincerely. Cows hold a place of deep reverence in Hindu tradition as well, honored during Govardhan Puja for the nourishment and prosperity they provide, making their inclusion here a fitting tribute to the full spirit of the celebration.