Joyalukkas gift cards

Joyalukkas is a jewellery retailer known for Polki, diamonds, pearls, gold and other precious collections. For a business recipient, a Joyalukkas card is a memorable gift for a milestone, an incentive for a campaign, or a thank you that feels more personal than cash. Because jewellery is an occasional purchase, this card works best when you know the recipient will visit a store.

GIFQ offers Joyalukkas cards in six markets: Bahrain, India, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Each market is its own card, issued in the local currency and redeemable only in that country's Joyalukkas outlets. A card bought for Bahrain cannot be used in Qatar, and value cannot be moved between cards.

Amounts and expiry differ by country. In Bahrain you can set any value from 3 to 450 BHD, while in India the range is 500 to 10,000 INR. India cards are limited to diamond ornaments, while in the other markets the card can be used across Polki, diamonds, pearls, gold and other collections. The market pages give the full amounts, validity and redemption rules for each country.

To send a card, choose the market where your recipient is based. If you pay research participants in several Gulf countries, for example, you would order a Kuwait card for the participant in Kuwait City and an Oman card for the one in Muscat. Each card is delivered digitally and is ready for the recipient to present at a Joyalukkas store.

GIFQ lets you send Joyalukkas cards in bulk from the dashboard or one at a time through the API. That makes it practical for rewarding a sales team across the Gulf, thanking loyal customers in India, or paying incentives to creators in multiple countries. You set the value per card within the available range for that market.

Because the card is redeemable only for jewellery, it works well for recipients who will appreciate a gift from a brand they know. It is less suitable as a general payout, since it cannot be converted to cash and in most markets it cannot be used for gold coins or bars. For recipients who would choose Joyalukkas themselves, it is a thoughtful way to recognise their work.