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Religion
Delhi Jeweler Donates Two Silver Showroom Models (3.37 kg) to Shri Sanvariya Seth Temple
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 23 Oct 2026, 01:00 PM
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A jewellery trader from Delhi presented two silver models of his new showroom, weighing a total of 3 kg 370 g, as an offering to the Shri Sanvariya Seth temple in Mandfia, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
Delhi-based jewellery entrepreneur, after inaugurating a new showroom, sent two intricately crafted silver replicas of the showroom to the Shri Sanvariya Seth temple in Mandfia, Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan. The combined weight of the silver models is reported to be 3 kilograms 370 grams.
The Sanvariya Seth temple, a well‑known shrine in the region, often receives offerings from devotees and local businesspersons as a mark of gratitude and reverence. The jeweller’s donation follows a tradition of presenting valuable items to deities after achieving commercial milestones.
According to local sources, the trader chose silver to reflect both the material’s auspicious connotations and his own professional domain. The offering is intended to seek continued blessings for his business and to honor the deity revered by the community.
Temple authorities confirmed receipt of the silver models and said they would be displayed within the temple premises as a token of the donor’s devotion.
The Sanvariya Seth temple, a well‑known shrine in the region, often receives offerings from devotees and local businesspersons as a mark of gratitude and reverence. The jeweller’s donation follows a tradition of presenting valuable items to deities after achieving commercial milestones.
According to local sources, the trader chose silver to reflect both the material’s auspicious connotations and his own professional domain. The offering is intended to seek continued blessings for his business and to honor the deity revered by the community.
Temple authorities confirmed receipt of the silver models and said they would be displayed within the temple premises as a token of the donor’s devotion.