Gold rates on this page are an OroPocket digital-metal reference quote with purity calculations. Use them for an indicative comparison, not as a guaranteed city, jeweller or executable purchase price.
Gold Reference Rate in India
Track the automated OroPocket digital-gold buy quote for 24K, 22K and 18K calculations. This is not a Hyderabad or jeweller retail price.
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Gold Rates by Weight
| Weight | 24K | 22K | 18K |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 gram | ₹15,268 | ₹13,995 | ₹11,451 |
| 8 grams | ₹1,22,144 | ₹1,11,960 | ₹91,608 |
| 10 grams | ₹1,52,680 | ₹1,39,950 | ₹1,14,510 |
| 100 grams | ₹15,26,800 | ₹13,99,500 | ₹11,45,100 |
Gold Rate FAQs
What is the difference between 24K, 22K and 18K gold?
24K is the highest-purity form commonly quoted. 22K contains a small proportion of other metals and is widely used for jewellery, while 18K contains a higher alloy proportion for added strength and design flexibility.
Do these gold prices include GST and making charges?
No. The displayed rates are indicative metal values. Jewellery invoices may also include making charges, 3% GST and other applicable charges. Use the calculator to estimate these components.
Are gold rates the same in every Indian city?
No. Rates can vary by city, dealer, association benchmarks, transport costs and the time of quotation. Confirm the final selling price with a licensed jeweller.
How often are TaxNexus gold rates updated?
TaxNexus automatically refreshes the displayed gold buy quote from the live OroPocket feed approximately every 30 minutes. If the feed is temporarily unavailable, the last successfully retrieved rate may be displayed. The rate is indicative and should not be treated as a jeweller retail quote or exchange benchmark.
Gold rates: 3 essential quote checks
- Check the source and time. Compare quotes from the same point in time where possible. If a feed is unavailable and an earlier value is shown, do not treat it as a confirmed current selling price.
- Match purity and weight. A per-gram quote for one purity is not directly comparable with a total price for another purity or weight. Keep the unit and stated fineness visible in the comparison.
- Separate metal and other charges. Ask the seller for the complete price breakdown. Making charges, product-specific costs and applicable taxes can change the final invoice from the reference metal value.
Read the calculator as an illustration
Changing weight or a making-charge assumption changes the estimated total. It does not establish the seller’s actual terms or the purity of a physical item. Compare the result with a written quote for the same product and review the basis for every additional charge.
For a physical-jewellery purchase, read the Bureau of Indian Standards consumer guidance. Hallmark and HUID verification are different from checking a market quote; one does not replace the other.
Keep comparisons consistent
Record the source, date, unit, purity and exclusions alongside gold rates you save. A digital-metal quote, a bullion benchmark and a finished jewellery invoice can differ for valid reasons. Investigate the basis of the quote before concluding that one figure is incorrect.
Review the silver reference page using the same source-and-unit discipline. Neither page recommends a purchase or predicts a future price.
