Despite the recent rise in gold prices, the onset of the holy month of Ramadan has seen an increase in women buying gold jewelry
Gold has become a popular choice for those wishing to give a Ramadan gift, especially to their mothers or wives. This has led to an increased demand for gold during the holy month
The ambiance and customs of Ramadan appear to be influencing women’s inclination to purchase gold jewelry, complementing traditional attire, particularly during ‘Ghabqas’ and other customary Ramadan events.

In recent years, there has been a notable increase in demand among Kuwaiti women for purchasing gold jewelry. This trend is not limited to older women but has become attractive to women of all age groups, embodying the saying ‘adornment and treasury’.

The increasing demand for buying gold jewelry during the holy month of Ramadan is attributed to the recent trend among women and girls in Kuwait, who have embraced wearing gold as part of their Ramadan fashion. It has become customary to adorn gold jewelry for occasions such as ‘Quraysh,’ ‘Ghabqat,’ and other Ramadan gatherings.

Many women have turned to reviving traditional gold jewelry designs in Kuwait. In the past, the region was known for unique ancient designs like ‘al-mammash’ and ‘marami’ for bracelets, rings, and other ornaments. This resurgence has prompted numerous gold factories and shops to reintroduce these traditional designs. These pieces are sought after by those who wish to stand out in traditional attire and adorn themselves with traditional gold jewelry.

Despite the recent rise in gold prices, the onset of the holy month of Ramadan has seen an increase in women buying gold jewelry. Stores in various locations across Kuwait’s markets were crowded with women and girls seeking to acquire gold pieces to complement their Ramadan fashion.

Gold has become a popular choice for those wishing to give a Ramadan gift, especially to their mothers or wives. This has led to an increased demand for gold during the holy month of Ramadan.