Today's indicative 24K and 22K gold rates per 10 grams across major Indian cities — plus how gold is priced and a calculator to value your own jewellery.
🪙 As of 2026-06-15. Rates are indicative and per 10 grams — they move daily with the international price, rupee and local taxes. Verify with your local jeweller before buying.
City
24K (per 10g)
22K (per 10g)
Mumbai
₹1,31,239
₹1,20,303
Delhi
₹1,31,239
₹1,20,303
Chennai
₹1,31,239
₹1,20,303
Hyderabad
₹1,31,239
₹1,20,303
Bangalore
₹1,31,239
₹1,20,303
Kolkata
₹1,31,239
₹1,20,303
24K is 99.9% pure (coins/bars); 22K (916 hallmark) is the standard for jewellery. Prices are indicative and exclude making charges and the 3% GST you pay at the counter.
Gold price history — daily, monthly & up to 15 years
24K gold per 10 g, indicative spot-based rate (international price × USD/INR). Use View for Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Yearly and Duration to zoom from the last month out to 15 years.
24K Gold (per 10g) · ₹ per 10 g · indicative spot-based rate
Month
24K Gold (per 10g)
Change
Jun '26
₹1,32,278
-5.8%
May '26
₹1,40,407
-0.4%
Apr '26
₹1,40,952
+1.4%
Jan '26
₹1,38,949
+11.3%
Dec '25
₹1,24,843
+3.0%
Nov '25
₹1,21,169
+10.7%
Sep '25
₹1,09,450
+10.5%
Aug '25
₹99,067
+6.1%
Jul '25
₹93,350
+3.3%
May '25
₹90,361
-0.6%
Apr '25
₹90,867
+6.3%
Mar '25
₹85,512
+7.4%
Feb '25
₹79,647
+1.7%
Jan '25
₹78,350
+8.5%
Nov '24
₹72,237
+7.6%
Aug '24
₹67,122
+2.6%
Jul '24
₹65,450
+4.4%
Jun '24
₹62,668
+0.6%
May '24
₹62,324
+1.5%
Apr '24
₹61,383
+3.2%
Mar '24
₹59,493
+9.1%
Feb '24
₹54,532
-0.4%
Jan '24
₹54,734
+0.3%
Dec '23
₹54,573
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Value your own goldEnter weight, purity and today's 24K rate to get the gold value plus making charges and 3% GST.
The gold rate you see quoted isn't pulled out of thin air — it is built up in a few steps. It starts with the international price of pure gold, set in dollars per ounce on global markets. That is converted to rupees per gram at the day's exchange rate, so a weaker rupee pushes Indian gold up even when the global price is flat. India then adds import duty and a 3% GST, and dealers apply a small margin. The result is the per-gram 24K rate, which is multiplied to per-10-gram (the standard Indian quote) and scaled down by purity for 22K and 18K.
So if 24K gold is ₹70,000 per 10g, 22K is roughly ₹64,150 per 10g before making charges. To value a specific piece, our gold rate calculator applies the purity factor, making charge and GST in one go.
24K vs 22K vs 18K — which is which
Purity is measured in karats out of 24 parts:
24K (999) — 99.9% pure. Too soft to hold a setting, so it is used for coins and bars, and is the rate everything else is derived from.
22K (916) — 91.6% pure. The standard for Indian gold jewellery; the extra metal gives it durability.
18K (750) — 75% pure. Harder still, common in studded and contemporary designs, and cheaper per gram.
Always buy hallmarked gold — the BIS stamp (999 / 916 / 750) certifies the purity you are paying for, instead of taking the jeweller's word for it.
Why city rates differ
The metal itself costs the same across India, but the final rate quoted in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Kolkata differs by a few rupees a gram. The reasons are local: state-level levies and entry taxes where they apply, transport and logistics, and differences in local demand and dealer margins. The gaps are small but real — which is why the table above lists each city separately rather than a single national figure.
The price you actually pay
The quoted gold rate is for the metal alone. At the counter your bill also includes the jeweller's making charge (commonly 8–25% of the gold value for ornaments, near zero for coins and bars) and 3% GST on the combined value. That is why a finished 22K ornament costs noticeably more per gram than a plain coin. Making charges are usually the most negotiable line on the invoice. To see the all-in number for a specific weight, run it through the gold rate calculator.
Gold as a long-term holding
Gold is traditionally treated as a store of value and a hedge against inflation and currency weakness rather than a quick trade. Physical gold carries making charges and GST going in, and an impurity deduction coming out, so for pure investment exposure many people prefer sovereign gold bonds or gold ETFs. If your aim is wealth-building rather than ornaments, it is worth comparing gold with an equity SIP or a tax-free PPF. Rates on this page are as of 2026-06-15 and are indicative only — not investment advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the gold rate today?
Gold rates are quoted per 10 grams (in India) for 24K and 22K purity, and they change every working day with the international gold price, the rupee–dollar rate, import duty and local taxes. The city-wise table above shows the latest rates we have, as of 2026-06-15. City rates differ slightly because of local levies and demand.
What is the difference between 24K, 22K and 18K gold?
Karat (K) measures purity out of 24 parts. 24K is 99.9% pure gold — too soft for jewellery, so it is used for coins and bars. 22K (91.6% pure, hallmarked 916) is the standard for Indian gold jewellery. 18K (75% pure, hallmarked 750) is harder and common in studded and modern designs. Because 22K is only 91.6% gold, its rate is about 91.6% of the 24K rate.
How is the gold rate calculated?
The base is the international price of pure gold, converted to rupees per gram at the day's exchange rate. India then adds import duty and a 3% GST, and the per-gram figure is scaled by purity (24K, 22K, 18K) and multiplied up to per-10-gram. Jewellers add making charges on top for finished ornaments. Our gold rate calculator does the purity and GST maths for any weight.
Why do gold rates differ from city to city?
The underlying metal price is the same nationwide, but final city rates vary slightly because of local taxes (octroi/entry levies where they apply), transport, and local demand and dealer margins. The gaps between Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and other cities are usually small — a few rupees per gram — but real, which is why the table above is shown city by city.
Is GST charged on gold?
Yes — 3% GST applies on the value of gold, plus making charges on jewellery. So a quoted "gold rate" may be pre-tax; the price you actually pay at the counter includes 3% GST and, for ornaments, the making charge. Coins and bars carry the 3% GST but little or no making charge, which is why they cost less per gram than jewellery.
Is it a good time to buy gold?
Gold rates move daily and no one can reliably call the bottom. As a rule, gold is treated as a long-term store of value and a hedge, not a short-term trade — financial planners often suggest keeping it to a modest slice of a portfolio. This page is information only, not investment advice; decide based on your own goals and, if needed, a SEBI-registered adviser.
How can I check the value of my gold jewellery?
Take the weight in grams and the purity (22K for most jewellery), then apply today's 24K rate scaled by the purity factor, and add making charges and 3% GST. Rather than do it by hand, use our gold rate calculator — enter weight, purity and the current 24K rate and it returns the gold value plus making charges and GST as one total.
Can I see the gold rate history and a 10-year chart?
Yes — the interactive chart above lets you switch between Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Yearly views and choose how far back to look, from the last month out to roughly 15 years. The history is an indicative spot-based rate (the international gold price converted to rupees), so it tracks the trend of Indian gold prices closely; final retail rates add import duty, 3% GST and making charges on top.
Gold rates shown are indicative and change through the day — they are for information only, not a buy or sell recommendation. Always confirm the current rate with your local jeweller or IBJA before buying.