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Win a 24K Gold Note at Dubai’s Burj Khalifa

A limited-edition 24K gold note captures the essence of Dubai’s skyline, offering a rare blend of luxury, legacy, and local pride.

Dubai’s love for luxury just got a golden upgrade. A new collectible is turning heads across the city—a first-of-its-kind 24K gold note that immortalizes the city’s world-famous skyline. Created using patented gold-in-polymer technology, this shimmering souvenir isn’t just a token of admiration for Dubai—it’s a genuine piece of 24-karat gold.

Crafted through a unique collaboration between Dian Jewellery, Finmet DMCC, and US-based Valaurum, this gold note has arrived as both a collector’s dream and a proudly local keepsake.


More than a souvenir—it’s a story in gold

Priced at AED 199, each gold note carries 0.1 grams of pure 24-karat gold layered into a flexible polymer. The technology ensures that, despite its softness and elegance, the gold is recoverable through fire assay.

On one side, the note depicts a golden panorama of Dubai’s iconic skyline—Burj Khalifa, Burj Al Arab, and more—while the reverse reflects the city’s desert roots with a lone camel gracing the sands. The detail is not just aesthetic—it’s a tribute to Dubai’s evolution from humble beginnings to global fame.

Every note comes individually numbered and encased in a commemorative cover, adding to its exclusivity and appeal among collectors and tourists alike.


Where to find it

The 24K gold note is currently available at selected retailers including Dian Jewellery and Shantilal Jewellers (SCS) in Dubai’s Gold Souk. A limited number is also available via the brand’s online store. With its accessible pricing and premium feel, it’s an elegant gifting option for those looking to offer something that holds both cultural and material value.


Win yours at the top of Dubai

To add a splash of excitement, visitors to At The Top at Burj Khalifa now have the chance to win this exclusive gold note. By capturing and sharing their Burj Khalifa experience on Instagram with the hashtags #AtTheTopBurjKhalifa and #DubaiGold, guests enter a draw that runs until 13 June. Winners will walk away with a piece of Dubai’s glittering legacy—literally.

This initiative aligns with Dubai’s growing trend of offering high-value, immersive experiences that blend entertainment with elegance.

This isn’t just about a luxury product. It’s about Dubai telling its story in a new way. The gold note is a nod to the city’s heritage of trade, its cultural roots, and its global reputation for grandeur.

For residents, it’s a chance to own a piece of the narrative. For tourists, it’s a meaningful souvenir that reflects the city’s essence. And for collectors, it’s an asset that marries visual beauty with tangible value.

Dubai’s 24K gold note is more than just another keepsake. It represents how far the city has come—and how brilliantly it continues to shine. Whether you’re gifting it, collecting it, or trying to win one, this limited-edition piece delivers something truly rare: a blend of story, city, and substance.

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