

Dhanteras, celebrated ahead of Diwali, holds special significance in Hindu tradition. In 2026, Dhanteras falls on November 6. Devotees worship Goddess Lakshmi and traditionally purchase items believed to symbolise wealth, prosperity and good fortune. According to popular beliefs, buying gold, silver, copper or brass utensils on this occasion is considered auspicious. These purchases are associated with prosperity and the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi.
Apart from precious metals and utensils, several everyday items are also considered auspicious on Dhanteras. Buying a broom is traditionally associated with Goddess Lakshmi and is believed to invite prosperity into the home. Purchasing salt is linked to the belief that it helps keep financial difficulties away, while coriander seeds are considered a symbol of good luck and abundance. These are traditional religious beliefs, and the purchases are not a guarantee of financial prosperity.




















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