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Live international gold price, converted to Indian Rupees per 10 grams.

per 10g (24K)

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Price per 10g, 24K · international spot price converted to INR, including India's 15% import duty.

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We show one national rate based on the international spot price converted to INR — actual city rates vary slightly due to local bullion association pricing, taxes, and dealer premiums, which this feed doesn't capture.

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About gold rates

Factors determining gold price in India today

Gold prices in India track international bullion prices closely, since India imports the vast majority of the gold it consumes. When international prices move — driven by US interest rate expectations, dollar strength, and central bank buying — Indian prices follow within the same trading session. On top of the international price, Indian buyers pay import duty, GST, and a making charge that varies by jeweller and design. Festive and wedding-season demand also tends to firm up local premiums, even when the international price is flat.

22K vs 24K — what's the difference?

Retail gold in India is quoted in two common purities: 24K (99.9% pure, used mainly for coins and bars) and 22K (91.6% pure, the more common purity for jewellery, since pure 24K gold is too soft to hold intricate designs). A 22K rate will always run lower than 24K for the same weight, roughly in the 22/24 ratio, before making charges and GST are added on top.

Where to buy gold in India

Gold can be bought as jewellery or coins from a bank or jeweller, as digital gold through several fintech apps and payment platforms, as gold ETFs on the stock exchanges, or as Sovereign Gold Bonds when the government opens a fresh tranche. Jewellery carries the highest making charges of the four; ETFs and digital gold are usually the cheapest way to simply hold gold as an investment rather than as an ornament.

How to invest in Gold without buying physical metal

Investors looking for price exposure without holding physical metal typically use gold ETFs, which trade on the NSE and BSE like any other stock and track the domestic gold price closely. Commodity traders can also take positions on MCX gold futures, which move in lockstep with the international price adjusted for the rupee exchange rate. Both routes avoid the making charges, storage, and resale-purity concerns that come with physical gold.

This tracks the international spot price converted to INR, with India's 15% import duty included — it still won't exactly match Indian retail or MCX gold rates, which also factor in GST and dealer premiums on top of this. Use the calculator above to add GST and your own making-charge estimate. The 22K/24K split uses the standard 22/24 purity ratio.