Pure gold
24K
₹12,760.77
Reference value for 24 karat gold.
Check indicative 24K, 22K and 18K gold prices per gram, then use the rate to understand the value of your gold.
Pure gold
₹12,760.77
Reference value for 24 karat gold.
Jewellery gold
₹11,697.37
Common purity used for gold jewellery.
18 karat gold
₹9,570.58
Often used in jewellery with gemstones.
Gold Value
Weight × purity × rate
Gold Purity
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Price History
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Indicative reference rates derived from international spot gold prices. Local jewellery, exchange and lender valuation rates may differ. Jewellery retail prices may additionally include making charges, GST and local premiums.
Quickly check the indicative value of common gold weights using today's 24K, 22K and 18K reference rates.
These values represent gold value only. Jewellery prices can also include making charges, GST and other retail premiums.
| Weight | 24K | 22K | 18K |
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| 1g | ₹12,761 | ₹11,697 | ₹9,571 |
Understanding the rate
Gold Ledger provides an indicative reference value designed to help you understand the underlying value of gold. It is not a jewellery shop's final selling price.
Global gold prices provide the starting reference for the Gold Ledger rate.
The international reference price is converted into Indian rupees using the applicable currency conversion.
24K is the highest-purity reference. Lower-karat values are derived proportionally from the 24K rate.
Historical gold prices
Explore available 24K gold reference observations across multiple timeframes and understand how the price of gold has changed over time.
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We display stored observations without inventing missing historical prices.
Daily, monthly and annual observations are identified instead of presented as equivalent data.
Historical reference data can use different observation frequencies depending on the period. Gold Ledger does not interpolate missing historical prices.
Common questions
Quick answers about gold rates, purity, jewellery pricing and historical Gold Ledger data.
Gold Ledger shows an indicative gold reference rate per gram for 24K, 22K and 18K gold. The rate is based on the underlying gold-price reference and currency conversion. Actual retail jewellery prices can differ.
24K is the highest-purity gold reference, approximately 99.9% gold. 22K is approximately 91.6% gold and is widely used for jewellery. 18K contains 75% gold and is also commonly used in jewellery.
Gold Ledger derives the 22K reference value proportionally from the 24K gold rate using its purity ratio. The resulting reference value represents the underlying gold content and does not include jewellery making charges, GST or retail premiums.
| 2g | ₹25,522 | ₹23,395 | ₹19,141 |
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| 5g | ₹63,804 | ₹58,487 | ₹47,853 |
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| 8g | ₹1,02,086 | ₹93,579 | ₹76,565 |
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| 10g | ₹1,27,608 | ₹1,16,974 | ₹95,706 |
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| 20g | ₹2,55,215 | ₹2,33,947 | ₹1,91,412 |
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| 50g | ₹6,38,039 | ₹5,84,869 | ₹4,78,529 |
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| 100g | ₹12,76,077 | ₹11,69,737 | ₹9,57,058 |
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Values are calculated from the current Gold Ledger reference rate and rounded to the nearest rupee for easier comparison.
Jewellery prices can include making charges, GST and local premiums beyond the underlying gold value.
Karat describes the proportion of gold in an alloy. That purity directly affects its underlying gold value.
Commonly used as the benchmark when quoting the value of pure gold.
Widely used for traditional gold jewellery because alloying improves durability.
Contains 75% gold and is commonly used for jewellery, including gemstone designs.
The value depends on gold purity. Gold Ledger calculates the indicative value by multiplying the current per-gram reference rate for the selected purity by 10 grams. The live weight table on this page shows values for 24K, 22K and 18K gold.
A jewellery purchase can include making charges, GST and other retailer or local premiums. Gold Ledger's rate is an indicative reference for the underlying gold value, so it should not be treated as a final jewellery selling price.
Gold reference prices can change as international gold prices and currency exchange rates move. The update time displayed on this page indicates when the current Gold Ledger reference was last updated.
Not always. Historical observations can have daily, monthly or annual resolution depending on the period and available source data. Gold Ledger identifies the available resolution and does not invent missing historical observations.