Devotees are encouraged to bring home separate idols of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi and pay reverence to them on Diwali, a festival of spiritual and financial significance.

Astrologers suggest purchasing metal utensils, particularly those for drinking water, on this day for auspicious reasons, and brass cutlery for good fortune.

Astrologers suggest that the Kuber yantra should be carried home and placed in a temple where prayers are offered to ensure prosperity.

A new broom in the house is believed to remove financial obstacles and symbolize negativity, as it is closely associated with Goddess Lakshmi.

On this day, devotees are advised to buy coriander, which is associated with good fortune.

On Dhanteras, people are advised to buy 5 'paan patta' or Betel leaves, symbolizing freshness and purity, as they are regularly used in Hindu rituals and pujas.

Laxmi Charan, Sanskrit for lakshmi's feet, is a Hindu goddess associated with wealth, prosperity, and fortune, believed to bring blessings to worshippers.

Kheel Batashe, a traditional offering to Lakshmi and Vishnu on Dhanteras and Diwali, is made of puffed rice and round sugar candies.

Dhanteras is a significant cultural day that provides a unique chance to combine tradition with smart financial decisions, such as buying gold for wealth and prosperity.

The Gomti Chakra, a sacred sea snail operculum in Dwarka, Gujarat, India, is believed to bring good health, wealth, and success to Hindus.