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A Jaipur sweet shop has unveiled a Rs 1.11 lakh 24-carat gold-infused mithai, redefining luxury this Diwali with Ayurveda and opulence.
This 24-carat gold-infused mithai is priced at Rs 1.11 lakh. (Image: Instagram/tyohaarbysevenskyes)
Diwali, the festival of lights, is synonymous with joy, celebration, and, of course, sweets. And this year, sweet makers are taking indulgence to a whole new level. A Jaipur-based sweet shop has launched an ultra-luxurious mithai infused with 24-carat edible gold, making it one of the most expensive sweets in India this Diwali.
Called ‘Swarn Prasadam,’ the opulent sweet is priced at a jaw-dropping Rs 1,11,000 and is presented in an intricately designed jewellery box to match its regal ingredients and ultra-premium appeal.
How Is Swarn Prasadam Created?
What sets Swarn Prasadam apart is not just its price tag but the rare and rich ingredients that go into its making. The sweet is crafted using Swarn Bhasma (gold ashes), a substance traditionally used in Indian Ayurveda. The gold ashes are sourced from a Jain temple, making it a cruelty-free and spiritually significant addition.
The ultra-premium mithai also features chilgoza (pine nuts), one of the world’s most expensive dry fruits, and is delicately flavoured with saffron, enhancing both taste and aroma.
#WATCH | Jaipur, Rajasthan | A sweet shop in Jaipur launches a sweet named ‘Swarn Prasadam’ priced at Rs 1,11,000 infused with 24 carat edible gold, known as Gold ashes or ‘Swarn Bhasma’ pic.twitter.com/qrZSaYFCn2— ANI (@ANI) October 18, 2025
What Makes Swarn Prasadam Unique?
A video posted on X by ANI showcases the lavish creation and its maker, Anjali Jain, the owner of the sweet shop. Speaking to ANI, she explained, “Today, this sweet is the most expensive sweet in India. Its price is Rs 1,11,000. Its appearance and packaging are also very premium. It is packed in a jewellery box.”
“It is being infused with real edible gold, which is also called gold ashes. 24-carat gold, also known as Swarna Bhasma, is being infused in it. We are also applying gold work on it, bought from a Jain temple. We have used the best ingredients available, and it’s made completely according to Ayurvedic traditions. So, anything that reflects Indian tradition is inherently priceless,” she added.
Other 24-Carat Gold-Infused Sweets
The shop, already known for its premium offerings, also sells other 24-carat-infused delicacies. The list includes Pista Lonje at Rs 7,000 per kg, Kaju Katli at Rs 3,500 per kg, Laddoos at Rs 2,500 per kg, and Rasmalai at Rs 400 per piece.
Delhi, India, India
October 20, 2025, 15:08 IST
