LIVE GOLD PRICES

Gold Rate Today in India

Today's 24K, 22K, 18K and 14K gold prices per gram in Indian Rupees, with current market information and gold purity details.

24K GOLD

999

₹14,963.26

per gram

99.9% pure gold

22K GOLD

916

₹13,716.32

per gram

91.6% pure gold

18K GOLD

750

₹11,222.44

per gram

75.0% pure gold

14K GOLD

585

₹8,728.57

per gram

58.5% pure gold

MARKET SNAPSHOT

Gold Market Information

Gold Spot $4,186.30 USD / troy ounce

USD / INR ₹95.8400 Reference exchange rate

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Gold Price by Weight

Estimated metal value based on the latest per-gram purity rates.

Gold prices by purity and weight
Gold Purity	Fineness	1 Gram	10 Grams	100 Grams
24K Gold	999	₹14,963.26	₹149,632.59	₹1,496,325.87
22K Gold	916	₹13,716.32	₹137,163.21	₹1,371,632.05
18K Gold	750	₹11,222.44	₹112,224.44	₹1,122,244.40
14K Gold	585	₹8,728.57	₹87,285.68	₹872,856.76

Prices shown are indicative metal values based on the latest available gold rates. Making charges, GST, retailer margins and other jewellery costs are not included.

Purity Guide

Gold Rate Guide

Gold prices vary by purity. Understanding karat, fineness and percentage purity helps you compare gold rates and understand the value of different types of gold.

24K Gold

999 Fineness

999

24K gold represents the highest purity commonly used for investment-grade gold. A fineness of 999 indicates about 99.9% gold content.

Purity: 99.9%

22K Gold

916 Fineness

916

22K gold has a fineness of 916, meaning it contains about 91.6% gold. The remaining portion consists of other metals used to provide greater strength and durability.

Purity: 91.6%

18K Gold

750 Fineness

750

18K gold has a fineness of 750, which corresponds to approximately 75.0% gold content. It is commonly used for jewellery where durability and gold content are both important.

Purity: 75.0%

14K Gold

585 Fineness

585

14K gold has a fineness of 585, representing approximately 58.5% gold content. Its higher proportion of other metals makes it more durable for everyday jewellery use.

Purity: 58.5%

How Gold Purity Affects Gold Price

The higher the gold purity, the greater the proportion of gold contained in the metal. As a result, gold of different purities can have different rates per gram.

Karat describes the proportion of gold in a 24-part system, while fineness expresses gold content as parts per thousand. For example, 24K gold is represented as 999 fineness, while 22K gold is represented as 916 fineness.

The gold rates displayed on this page are reference rates per gram and should not be treated as the final retail price of jewellery or other finished gold products.

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Gold Price Explained

Gold prices change throughout the market cycle. Understanding the main factors that influence gold rates can help you better understand daily gold price movements in India.

International Gold Price

Gold is traded globally and international gold prices have a major influence on gold rates in India. Changes in the global gold market can therefore affect the reference value of gold in the Indian market.

USD/INR Exchange Rate

International gold prices are commonly quoted in US dollars. Because Indian buyers purchase gold in Indian rupees, movements in the USD/INR exchange rate can influence the rupee value of gold.

Global Market Conditions

Interest rates, inflation expectations, economic uncertainty and broader financial-market conditions can influence investor demand for gold and contribute to changes in international gold prices.

Demand and Supply

Changes in gold demand from investors, jewellery buyers and other market participants can affect prices. Supply conditions can also influence the balance between available gold and market demand.

Indian Market Factors

Local market conditions, applicable taxes, import costs and other charges can affect the price at which gold is ultimately offered to buyers in India.

Gold Purity

Gold prices also vary according to purity. 24K gold with 999 fineness contains more gold than 22K, 18K or 14K gold, so the reference price per gram differs according to the purity of the gold.

How Gold Prices in India Are Influenced

The Indian rupee value of gold is influenced by international gold prices and currency movements, followed by local market conditions and applicable costs.

1 International Gold Price Global gold market

2 USD / INR Currency conversion

3 Indian Gold Value Rupee-denominated value

4 Local Market Market conditions & costs

Important: The gold rates displayed on this page are reference rates per gram. The final price paid for jewellery, coins or bars may differ because of product-specific charges, taxes, making charges and other applicable costs.

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Physical Gold vs Digital Gold

Gold can be purchased in physical forms such as jewellery, coins and bars, or through digital formats offered by various platforms. The right choice depends on your purpose, convenience, costs and how you intend to use or hold the gold.

PHYSICAL GOLD

Jewellery, Coins & Bars

PHYSICAL

Physical gold gives you direct possession of the gold in the form of jewellery, coins or bars.

Physical possession You hold the gold directly.
Jewellery use Suitable when the gold is intended to be worn.
Storage Safe storage may be required for coins and bars.
Additional charges Jewellery may include making and other applicable charges.

DIGITAL GOLD

Online Gold Ownership

DIGITAL

Digital gold allows eligible users to buy and hold gold through an online platform without physically storing the metal themselves.

Online access Purchases and holdings can generally be managed through the platform.
No home storage The user does not need to keep the gold physically at home.
Convenience Digital transactions can make small-value purchases more convenient.
Platform terms Costs, storage arrangements, redemption rules and other conditions depend on the provider.

Physical Gold vs Digital Gold: Key Differences

Feature	Physical Gold	Digital Gold
Ownership format	Physical jewellery, coins or bars	Digital holding through a platform
Physical possession	Yes	Not held directly by the user
Storage	Buyer is responsible for safe storage	Storage arrangement depends on the provider
Jewellery use	Yes	No direct jewellery use
Purchase method	Usually through a jeweller or bullion seller	Through an eligible online platform
Additional costs	May include making charges and other applicable costs	Depends on the platform's applicable charges and terms
Redemption	Already physically held	Depends on the provider's redemption rules

CONSIDER PHYSICAL GOLD WHEN

You want direct possession

Physical gold may be more appropriate when your purpose includes wearing jewellery, gifting gold, or directly possessing coins or bars.

CONSIDER DIGITAL GOLD WHEN

Convenience is important

Digital gold may be considered when online access, convenience and avoiding personal physical storage are important to you, subject to the provider's terms and applicable costs.

Important: Digital gold products can differ in their terms, fees, custody arrangements, redemption process and other conditions. Always review the provider's current terms before purchasing.

Purchase Guide

Gold Buying Guide

Choosing the right form of gold depends on why you are buying it, how long you intend to hold it, whether you want physical possession and the costs associated with the purchase.

PHYSICAL GOLD

When should you consider buying physical gold?

Physical gold may be suitable when your purpose is to own gold directly in the form of jewellery, coins or bars. It can also be considered when the gold is intended for personal use, gifting or direct physical possession.

For jewellery: when the primary purpose is wearing or gifting jewellery.
For coins or bars: when you specifically want to hold physical gold.
For gifting: when a physical gold item is preferred as a gift.
For direct possession: when you are comfortable arranging secure storage.

DIGITAL GOLD

When should you consider digital gold?

Digital gold may be considered when convenience, online access and avoiding personal physical storage are important to you. Before purchasing, users should understand the platform's pricing, fees, custody arrangements, redemption process and other applicable terms.

For online convenience: when you prefer managing your gold holding digitally.
For small-value purchases: when the platform permits purchases suited to your budget.
For easy access: when online buying and account-based management are useful.
When storage is inconvenient: when you do not want to personally store physical gold.

What to Check Before Buying Gold

Purity and Fineness

Check whether the gold is 24K, 22K, 18K or another stated purity and understand its corresponding fineness.

Price Per Gram

Compare the applicable gold rate with the quantity you are purchasing.

Additional Charges

Check making charges, applicable taxes, premiums, platform charges and any other costs before paying.

Documentation

Keep the invoice, purchase details and other documents provided with the transaction.

Seller or Platform Terms

Understand the seller's or platform's terms, especially for digital gold, redemption and applicable charges.

Buyback or Redemption

Before buying, understand how resale, buyback or redemption works for the product you choose.

Which Type of Gold May Suit Your Purpose?

Your Purpose	Option to Consider	Why
Wearing jewellery	Physical Gold	Directly usable as jewellery.
Gifting gold	Physical Gold	A physical item can be directly presented as a gift.
Owning coins or bars	Physical Gold	Provides direct physical possession.
Online convenience	Digital Gold	Holdings can be managed through an online platform, subject to its terms.
Avoiding personal storage	Digital Gold	Physical storage is generally handled according to the provider's arrangement.

Before you buy: Compare the total cost rather than looking only at the quoted gold rate. Product charges, taxes, making charges, premiums, platform fees and other applicable costs can affect the final amount you pay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Gold FAQ

Find answers to common questions about gold prices, purity, fineness, physical gold, digital gold and buying gold in India.

What is the current gold price per gram?

The current reference gold price per gram is displayed in the Live Gold Prices section above. Rates can change as market conditions change, so the displayed last-updated time should be checked before using the rate for reference.

What is the difference between 24K, 22K, 18K and 14K gold?

The main difference is gold purity. 24K gold is commonly represented by 999 fineness, 22K by 916, 18K by 750 and 14K by 585. Higher fineness means a higher proportion of gold in the metal.

What does 999 fineness mean in gold?

999 fineness means that the metal contains approximately 999 parts of gold out of 1,000 parts, corresponding to about 99.9% gold content.

Why does the gold price change every day?

Gold prices can be influenced by international gold prices, currency movements such as USD/INR, interest rates, inflation expectations, global economic conditions and changes in market demand and supply.

When should I consider buying physical gold?

Physical gold may be considered when you want direct possession of jewellery, coins or bars, or when the gold is intended for wearing, gifting or physical ownership. Before buying, compare the total cost, purity, applicable charges and seller terms.

When should I consider digital gold?

Digital gold may be considered when online convenience, digital access and avoiding personal physical storage are important. The provider's fees, custody arrangements, redemption process and other terms should be reviewed before purchasing.

Why is the final jewellery price different from the gold rate?

The quoted gold rate is generally a reference price for the gold itself. The final jewellery price can also include making charges, applicable taxes, wastage or other product-specific costs.

How is the price of 10 grams of gold calculated?

As a simple reference calculation, the price per gram can be multiplied by 10 to estimate the value of 10 grams at the same rate and purity. The actual purchase price may differ because of applicable taxes, charges and other costs.

Is 24K gold suitable for jewellery?

24K gold has very high gold purity but is softer than lower-karat gold alloys. Jewellery requirements can therefore differ depending on the design, durability required and intended use.

What should I check before buying gold?

Check the purity and fineness, applicable gold rate, quantity, invoice, taxes and additional charges. For digital gold, also review the provider's fees, custody, redemption and other applicable terms.