Both beautiful and inherently precious, gold is a timeless gift that can be passed from generation to generation. Gold is one of the very few gifts that have been prized for thousands of years and we assume will be cherished throughout the centuries ahead. In most cultures, the gift of gold symbolically represents luck and prosperity. In other cultures, the gift of gold means even more… 

This 5 gram gold bullion bar from The Royal Mint brings together the time-honored tradition of gifting gold with celebratory, henna styled packaging. At 5 grams (0.16 troy oz), this gold bullion bar is both affordable yet represents significant value. As such, it’s the perfect for birthdays, weddings and holidays such as Diwali (especially Dhanteras).

This Royal Mint 5 gram gold bar features a contemporary interpretation of Britannia by famed artist Jody Clark on its obverse, with a background of stylized waves. The reverse of the bar incorporates The Royal Mint assay mark, individual serial number, weight and purity – again, with a stylized wave pattern on the background and bordering the bottom of the bar. Each 5 gram bar is individually packaged in tamper-resistant assay packaging for easy authentication. 

With a history spanning millennia, Britannia has been a symbol of strength and stability for as long as gold has been treasured. Today, this iconic figure is the modern face of British bullion, instantly recognisable as a trusted symbol of the quality of British minting.

Highlights of The Royal Mint 5 gram gold bar in henna gift packaging:

• The first time Britannia bullion is available as an affordable 5 gram, 0.9999 pure gold bullion bar
• Beautifully presented in a specially designed henna-patterned sleeve for gifting featuring ॐ in Devangari script
• A traditional gift for a wedding, birthday, birth or festival such as Diwali
• Secured in tamper-resistant assay packaging for easy authentication and verification
• Each individually serialized gold bar features both Jody Clark’s iconic Britannia and The Royal Mint assay mark