Gold Rate Today

Gold continues to be one of the most trusted investment options in India. You make smarter decisions when you are aware of the price, irrespective of whether you’re buying jewellery or investing for the future. Today’s gold rate stands at Rs 1,43,720. It may vary slightly based on your city, purity levels, and the making charges. On this page, you can check today’s gold prices and track how they change day by day.

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15 July 2026

24K Gold · 10G

₹ 1,43,720

₹ 770 (0.54%)

22K Gold · 10G

₹ 1,31,750

Jewellery standard

18K Gold · 10G

₹ 1,07,820

Per gram rate

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Today’s Gold Prices in Indian Cities

Inclusive of GST. Switch metals to see live rates.

Gold Rate Today (1 Gram) : 24K, 22K, 18K, 14K & 9K

24K

100.0% pure

₹14,372

per 1g

▲ ₹77

22K

91.6% pure

₹13,175

per 1g

▲ ₹70

18K

75.0% pure

₹10,782

per 1g

▲ ₹57

14K

58.3% pure

₹8,383.67

per 1g

▲ ₹44.92

37.5% pure

₹5,389.5

per 1g

▲ ₹28.87

What Factors Influence Today's Gold Jewellery Prices?

When you pay ₹1,43,720 for 10g of pure gold, here's what each part of that price actually pays for.

Think of it as splitting ₹1,43,720 into three buckets — most of it is the gold itself, and the rest is government taxes and duties.

Gold · 84%

Duty

Gold · 84%Duty · 13%GST · 3%

The gold itself

₹1,21,334

The actual metal value before taxes and duties.

Import duty

₹18,200

India imports most of its gold, so customs duty is added.

GST (3%)

₹4,186

Standard GST charged on the value after duty.

Buying jewellery? The price above is just the gold. A finished piece usually adds making charges and GST on those charges, which can increase the final bill.

Decision Support

Is It the Right Time to Buy Gold?

Today's price relative to its recent range. Context, not financial advice.

Near 1-yr low · favourableMid-rangeNear 1-yr high · costly

Favourable

At ₹1,43,720, gold is trading near the lower end of its recent range. Historically this has offered better entry opportunities for long-term buyers.

1-Yr Low

₹1,42,950

Today

₹1,43,720

1-Yr High

₹1,46,880

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Estimate the final jewellery bill including making charges and GST/TAX.

GST / Tax %wgt · gramsPURITY

Making charges15%

Estimated total

₹1,56,454

Gold value: ₹1,31,750
Making charges: ₹19,763
GST/TAX (3% gold + 15% making): ₹4,941

Gold Price (24K) Chart: Historical Gold Rate Trends

HIGH

₹1,44,950

LOW

₹1,42,950

CHANGE

+₹770

LATEST

₹1,43,720

Last 10 Days' Gold Rate Trend: 24K, 22K & 18K Price Comparison

24K gold rate per 10 grams — last 10 trading sessions.

Date	24K Gold (10G)	22K Gold (10G)	18K Gold (10G)
15 Jul 2026	₹1,43,720	₹1,31,750	₹1,07,820
14 Jul 2026	₹1,42,950	₹1,31,050	₹1,07,250
13 Jul 2026	₹1,43,060	₹1,31,150	₹1,07,330
12 Jul 2026	₹1,44,480	₹1,32,450	₹1,08,400
12 Jul 2026	₹1,44,480	₹1,32,450	₹1,08,400
11 Jul 2026	₹1,44,480	₹1,32,450	₹1,08,400
11 Jul 2026	₹1,44,480	₹1,32,450	₹1,08,400
10 Jul 2026	₹1,44,950	₹1,32,900	₹1,08,770
09 Jul 2026	₹1,43,390	₹1,31,450	₹1,07,580
08 Jul 2026	₹1,44,640	₹1,32,600	₹1,08,520

Every unit Indians actually use

Gold Rate by Traditional Units (Gram, Tola, Ounce & Kilogram)

Live 24K gold prices calculated from today's per-gram rate.

1 Gram

₹14,372

24K Gold Rate

Tola

₹1,67,632

24K Gold Rate

Pavan

₹1,14,976

24K Gold Rate

Sovereign

₹1,14,976

24K Gold Rate

Half Tola

₹83,816

24K Gold Rate

10 Gram

₹1,43,720

24K Gold Rate

50 Gram

₹7,18,600

24K Gold Rate

100 Gram

₹14,37,200

24K Gold Rate

Gold insights

FAQs on Gold Prices Today

Yes, Gold is widely regarded as a reliable investment, particularly during periods of economic uncertainty. It has long served as a safe-haven asset and can help protect wealth against inflation over the long term.

The best time is usually when prices dip or when festive offers are available. However, timing matters less than consistency for long-term investment.

24K gold is pure gold, while other types are mixed with metals to make them stronger. The lower the karat, the less pure gold it contains.

You may have to pay making and wastage charges when you buy jewellery. GST will also be applicable, in addition to the gold price.

Yes, global gold price fluctuations, fluctuating exchange rates, and world events can impact gold prices in India.

Days like Akshaya Tritiya and Dhanteras are considered lucky for buying gold as they are believed to bring prosperity.

Gold jewellery attracts 3% GST on the gold value and 5% GST on making charges.

22K gold is commonly used for traditional jewellery. 18K gold is popular for diamond and modern designs.

Always check the BIS hallmark, purity mark, and HUID number before purchasing gold.

BIS hallmark is a certification that confirms the purity of gold and protects buyers from fake or impure gold.

Physical gold gives you actual ownership, whereas Gold ETFs and digital gold are easier to buy, sell, and store.

Gold prices are mostly similar across India but can vary slightly due to local charges and taxes.

Gold is considered a safe investment because it often retains value during inflation and uncertain times.

Yes, gold has good resale value. However, making charges may not be recovered when selling jewellery.

These festivals are believed to bring wealth and good fortune. This makes gold purchases more auspicious.

What Is Gold? Why Is It Known as the Yellow Metal?

Gold is one of the most valuable metals in the world. It is known for its shiny yellow colour. It has contributed significantly to trade and investment from ancient times to the present. It is called the “yellow metal” because of its natural bright golden colour. The speciality is that it does not fade over time. The most unique property of gold is that it does not lose its shine, unlike other metals. This makes it highly valuable and desirable.

What are the Physical and Chemical Properties of Gold?

Gold is a very dense and malleable metal. It is highly malleable. This means it can be stretched into extremely thin sheets without breaking. This property also makes it easy to mould into various forms, such as coins, bars, and detailed jewellery designs. Gold is very stable and does not readily react with air or water. So it does not corrode. This is why gold jewellery can last for generations without losing its beauty. It is also a good conductor of electricity. This is why it is used in small amounts in technology.

How Are Gold Prices Determined in India?

Gold prices in India are not fixed. The change varies depending on several factors that happen daily. The biggest influence comes from international gold prices because India imports most of its gold. The value of the Indian rupee against the US dollar also plays an important role. Gold becomes more expensive when the rupee weakens. Government-imposed import duties and GST increase the final price for consumers and influence the price as well. Local demand, especially during wedding seasons and festivals like Diwali, also pushes prices up in the Indian market.

Why is The Gold Price Rising or Falling?

Gold prices continue to fluctuate with economic conditions. People tend to invest more in gold as a safe haven during periods of economic uncertainty, such as inflation and global tensions. This leads to an increase in its price. On the other hand, people prefer other investments, such as stocks, when the economy is strong and stable. This causes gold prices to fall. Interest rates also play a role. Higher interest rates usually reduce gold demand.

Key Factors That Affect Gold Rates Today

Several everyday and global factors influence gold rates. International market trends are one of the biggest drivers, as gold is traded globally. The exchange rate between the rupee and the dollar directly affects prices in India. Inflation increases gold demand as people look for safer investments. Government policies, including taxes and import duties, also affect the pricing. Additionally, seasonal demand during weddings and festivals significantly increases gold buying in India. This can push prices higher.

How to Calculate Gold Price in India?

Calculating gold price in India involves a few simple components. First, the international gold rate is converted into Indian rupees using the current exchange rate. Then, import duty and GST are added. If you are buying jewellery, making charges are also included, which vary from jeweller to jeweller. So, the final price you pay is not just the gold rate, but a combination of these factors.

Why Is It Important to Know Today's Gold Rate?

Knowing the current gold rate helps you make smarter buying decisions. Being aware of the rate ensures you do not overpay, as gold prices change daily. It also helps investors decide when to buy or sell. Tracking gold rates can help families planning weddings or major purchases better manage their budgets. This will also help them avoid sudden price shocks.

Common Mistakes People Make While Buying Gold

Many buyers make simple mistakes that can cost them money. Not checking the purity of gold is one such mistake. It is usually marked by a BIS hallmark. Another is ignoring making charges. This can significantly increase the total cost. Some people also buy gold without comparing prices across different stores. Not taking a proper bill or receipt is another mistake that can create issues during resale.

Gold Buying & Investment Guide

Gold can be bought in many forms depending on your needs. Jewellery is the most common choice. This is especially true for cultural reasons. Coins and bars are better for investment, as they have lower making charges. Modern options like Gold ETFs and Sovereign Gold Bonds allow you to invest without physically storing gold. It is always wise to choose the option that suits your financial goals.

How to Sell Gold in India

Selling gold in India is fairly simple but should be done carefully. You can sell it to trusted jewellers and gold buyers. It can also be sold through banks for gold bonds. Always check the current market rate before selling so you get a fair price. The purity and weight of your gold will be tested before finalising the deal. Having the original bill can sometimes help in getting a better value.

What is the difference between 22K and 24K gold?

24K gold is pure gold, whereas 22K gold contains a mix of other metals. This makes it stronger and suitable for jewellery. Prices vary depending on purity.