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Track the latest gold prices in India with updated rates per gram and per 10 grams.
24K, 22K and 18K gold rates per gram and per 10 grams, refreshed automatically.
Estimate the value of your gold based on purity and weight.
Calculated value is indicative and does not include making charges, GST, wastage or jeweller-specific charges.
Compare 24K, 22K and 18K gold rates side by side.
| Gold Purity | Per Gram | Per 10 Gram | Today's Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24K | ₹15,420 | ₹154,198 | -0.07% |
| 22K | ₹14,135 | ₹141,349 | -0.07% |
| 18K | ₹11,565 | ₹115,649 | -0.07% |
24K gold is considered the purest commercially available form of gold, at roughly 99.9% purity. Because it is very soft, it is mainly used for investment purposes such as coins and bars rather than everyday jewellery.
22K gold is about 91.6% pure gold, alloyed with small amounts of metals such as silver, zinc or copper. This blend gives it added strength and durability, making it the most widely used purity for gold jewellery in India.
18K gold contains about 75% pure gold, mixed with a higher proportion of other metals. It is more durable and often more affordable than higher purities, and is commonly used in studded and diamond jewellery.
The core difference lies in purity and hardness. 24K gold is softer and more valuable per gram, while 22K gold trades a small amount of purity for durability, making it more practical for jewellery that is worn regularly.
Gold prices are influenced by a combination of factors including international bullion market movements, the INR-USD exchange rate, domestic demand and supply, import duties, festive and wedding season buying patterns, and broader economic or geopolitical developments.
India imports a large share of its gold, so domestic prices are closely linked to international gold rates (typically quoted in US dollars per ounce) and the prevailing rupee-dollar exchange rate. A weaker rupee generally makes gold more expensive domestically, even if international prices stay flat.
Seasonal demand — such as during festivals and wedding seasons — along with import duties and government policy on gold imports, all play a role in shaping the final retail price seen across Indian markets.
Broader market conditions, including inflation trends, interest rate movements and investor sentiment toward safe-haven assets, can cause gold prices to rise or fall over both short and long time horizons.
Quick answers to common gold price questions.