Today’s Gold Price in India – 08 Aug 2025 (Live 22K & 24K Rates)
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Gold Rate Today in Top 20 Cities of India
Check the latest gold price across the 20 most important cities in India, updated daily. Whether you're in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai or Kolkata, our data includes 14K, 18K, 22K and 24K rates so you always know the value of your gold — wherever you are.
Gold Price History of the Last 30 Days
Below you can find the daily gold prices for the past 30 days, covering all popular purities: 14K, 18K, 22K, and 24K. This data helps track market trends and understand how gold values have changed recently in India.
DATE | 24K | 22K | 18K | 14K |
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07 Aug 2025 | ₹10,262 | ₹9,400 | ₹7,697 | ₹5,983 |
06 Aug 2025 | ₹10,240 | ₹9,380 | ₹7,680 | ₹5,970 |
05 Aug 2025 | ₹10,229 | ₹9,370 | ₹7,672 | ₹5,964 |
04 Aug 2025 | ₹10,147 | ₹9,295 | ₹7,610 | ₹5,916 |
03 Aug 2025 | ₹10,142 | ₹9,290 | ₹7,607 | ₹5,913 |
02 Aug 2025 | ₹10,142 | ₹9,290 | ₹7,607 | ₹5,913 |
01 Aug 2025 | ₹9,989 | ₹9,150 | ₹7,492 | ₹5,824 |
31 Jul 2025 | ₹10,011 | ₹9,170 | ₹7,508 | ₹5,836 |
30 Jul 2025 | ₹10,055 | ₹9,210 | ₹7,541 | ₹5,862 |
29 Jul 2025 | ₹9,989 | ₹9,150 | ₹7,492 | ₹5,824 |
28 Jul 2025 | ₹9,915 | ₹9,140 | ₹7,500 | ₹5,798 |
27 Jul 2025 | ₹9,978 | ₹9,133 | ₹7,448 | ₹5,803 |
26 Jul 2025 | ₹9,964 | ₹9,115 | ₹7,438 | ₹5,827 |
25 Jul 2025 | ₹9,922 | ₹9,152 | ₹7,483 | ₹5,846 |
24 Jul 2025 | ₹9,969 | ₹9,092 | ₹7,443 | ₹5,804 |
23 Jul 2025 | ₹9,936 | ₹9,144 | ₹7,498 | ₹5,759 |
22 Jul 2025 | ₹9,939 | ₹9,076 | ₹7,448 | ₹5,726 |
21 Jul 2025 | ₹9,979 | ₹9,117 | ₹7,445 | ₹5,756 |
20 Jul 2025 | ₹10,040 | ₹9,046 | ₹7,480 | ₹5,787 |
19 Jul 2025 | ₹10,025 | ₹8,995 | ₹7,483 | ₹5,827 |
18 Jul 2025 | ₹10,065 | ₹8,935 | ₹7,444 | ₹5,853 |
17 Jul 2025 | ₹10,142 | ₹8,912 | ₹7,420 | ₹5,811 |
16 Jul 2025 | ₹10,078 | ₹8,930 | ₹7,413 | ₹5,775 |
15 Jul 2025 | ₹9,998 | ₹8,931 | ₹7,438 | ₹5,780 |
14 Jul 2025 | ₹9,977 | ₹8,981 | ₹7,404 | ₹5,738 |
13 Jul 2025 | ₹10,024 | ₹9,043 | ₹7,418 | ₹5,734 |
12 Jul 2025 | ₹10,017 | ₹9,020 | ₹7,447 | ₹5,758 |
11 Jul 2025 | ₹10,020 | ₹8,987 | ₹7,507 | ₹5,790 |
10 Jul 2025 | ₹10,010 | ₹9,050 | ₹7,478 | ₹5,756 |
09 Jul 2025 | ₹9,975 | ₹9,071 | ₹7,453 | ₹5,723 |
Frequently Asked Questions About Gold Prices in India
Got questions about how gold prices work in India? Below you'll find clear answers to the most common doubts regarding daily rates, karats, pricing by state, and more. Stay informed and make better decisions when buying or tracking gold.
What is the difference between 24K, 22K, 18K, and 14K gold?
The term karat (K) defines the level of gold purity in an item. The higher the karat number, the purer the gold — but that doesn't always mean it's the best choice for every use. Here's what each karat level means:
- 24K gold is the purest form, with 99.9% gold content. It’s bright, rich in color, and typically used for investment in coins and bars. However, it’s also very soft and malleable, which makes it unsuitable for most jewellery since it can bend or scratch easily.
- 22K gold contains 91.6% gold and 8.4% alloy (usually copper or silver). This is the most popular choice for jewellery in India because it maintains high purity while being strong enough for daily wear.
- 18K gold includes 75% gold and 25% alloy. It’s more durable than 22K, making it ideal for delicate or modern jewellery designs, especially those that include diamonds or gemstones.
- 14K gold has 58.5% gold and 41.5% alloy, offering maximum durability and affordability. It’s common in western markets and best for those who want long-lasting jewellery at a lower cost, though it’s less popular in India.
Ultimately, the choice depends on your needs — whether you're investing, gifting, or buying something to wear every day.
How often is the gold rate updated in India?
In India, the gold rate is typically updated twice a day — once in the morning and once in the evening. These updates are based on fluctuations in the international gold market, the value of the Indian Rupee against the US Dollar, and other economic factors like inflation, import duties, and local demand.
The morning rate is often published between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM IST, and the second revision (if applicable) is adjusted later in the day depending on global market movement.
At GoldRate-Today.in, we ensure that our data reflects the most up-to-date pricing available for every state and karat — so users like you can check the price with confidence before buying or selling.
Remember, if you're checking gold rates late at night or early morning, it's best to confirm again after 10:00 AM IST to ensure you're seeing the current day’s price.
Why does gold price vary between states in India?
Although the base value of gold is determined by the international market, the final retail price varies from one Indian state to another due to a combination of local factors.
The key reasons for these variations include:
- State-specific taxes and import duties: Some states may have higher local levies or VAT, which affects the final price.
- Logistics and transportation costs: In regions far from major trading hubs, the cost of bringing gold increases its retail value.
- Jewellers’ margins: Different cities or stores apply their own making charges or profit margins.
- Local demand and competition: In high-demand areas like Kerala or Gujarat, prices may fluctuate more actively.
So while there’s a national benchmark rate, the gold price you pay in Delhi might differ slightly from what someone pays in Chennai or Kolkata. At GoldRate-Today.in, we account for these changes and update rates for each state daily.
What does “per gram” mean in gold pricing?
When gold prices are listed "per gram", it refers to the cost of buying 1 gram of gold for a given purity level (e.g. 24K, 22K). This is the most common unit of measurement in India and helps standardize pricing whether you're buying jewellery, coins, or investing.
For example, if the rate for 22K gold is ₹5,500 per gram, then:
- 5 grams = ₹27,500
- 10 grams = ₹55,000
- 20 grams = ₹110,000
In jewellery stores, you’ll also need to factor in:
- Making charges: a fee for crafting the item, usually 5–25% of gold value
- GST (3%): applied on the total (gold + making charges)
So while the "per gram" rate gives you a solid estimate, the final price may be higher once these charges are added. Use our gold calculator to quickly find the base value based on today's rates and weight.
What is 1 tola of gold and how much does it weigh?
A tola is a traditional unit of weight used primarily in India, Pakistan, and other South Asian countries. Though the metric system is widely adopted, tola remains popular in gold trading — especially for coins and bars.
1 tola equals exactly 11.663 grams. So if the gold price today is ₹6,000 per gram, the value of 1 tola of 24K gold would be:
11.663 g × ₹6,000 = ₹69,978 (approx).
Jewellers often sell tola-based gold coins and bars in fixed weights. It's a useful format for people who prefer gold for investment or gifting purposes. However, for everyday jewellery, pricing is usually done per gram.
So, if you hear someone mention buying “5 tolas of gold,” you now know they’re talking about nearly 58.3 grams of pure gold.
What is the best karat of gold to buy for jewellery?
The ideal karat for gold jewellery depends on how and where you'll wear it. In India, the most commonly used purities for jewellery are 22K and 18K, and each has its own benefits.
- 22K gold (91.6%) is the most popular choice for traditional jewellery. It has a high gold content while maintaining enough strength (thanks to added alloys) to support intricate designs. It’s perfect for wedding ornaments, bangles, chains, and rings meant for occasional or moderate use.
- 18K gold (75%) contains more alloy, making it tougher and more durable. It’s the best choice for jewellery that includes diamonds, gemstones, or daily wear pieces like engagement rings or minimalist pendants.
If you need maximum durability at a lower price, 14K gold (58.5%) might be suitable — but it’s less commonly used in India.
24K gold is not recommended for jewellery because it is too soft and malleable. It’s better suited for coins, bars, and pure gold investments.
So for most people buying jewellery in India, 22K is the sweet spot between purity, strength, and long-term value.