24K, 22K, 18K & 14K Gold Price Today
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Gold source: manually supplied reference published by Know My Gold; not an exchange feed or a verified city retail price.
| Purity | Per Gram | Per 10 Gram |
|---|---|---|
| 24K99.9% goldSupplied reference | ₹14,200 | ₹1,42,000 |
| 22K91.6% goldCalculated estimate | ₹13,007 | ₹1,30,070 |
| 18K75.0% goldCalculated estimate | ₹10,650 | ₹1,06,500 |
| 14K58.3% goldCalculated estimate | ₹8,279 | ₹82,790 |
| 20K83.3% goldCalculated estimate | ₹11,829 | ₹1,18,290 |
| 16K66.7% goldCalculated estimate | ₹9,471 | ₹94,710 |
The supplied 24K rate is the central reference; other purity rates are derived from it. These are reference prices, not a jewellery buying quote or a live retail feed.
Calculated references use the supplied 24K price: 22K at 91.6%, 20K at 83.3%, 18K at 75%, 16K at 66.7% and 14K at 58.3%, rounded to the nearest rupee per gram. The 14K/585 hallmark denotes 58.5% gold; it is not the 58.3% calculation basis used in this table.
Updated:
₹1,86,000 per kg
Supplied reference rate, displayed without deductions. Not a live feed or a guaranteed purchase offer.
Silver source: manually supplied reference published by Know My Gold; not an exchange feed.
Compare reference gold prices for common weights. These are not jewellery purchase offers.
| Gold weight | 24K price |
|---|---|
| 1 gram | ₹14,200 |
| 2 grams | ₹28,400 |
| 5 grams | ₹71,000 |
| 8 grams | ₹1,13,600 |
| 10 grams | ₹1,42,000 |
| 20 grams | ₹2,84,000 |
| 50 grams | ₹7,10,000 |
| 100 grams | ₹14,20,000 |
Weight prices use the supplied 24K reference without deductions.
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Gold rate is a reference price for a stated purity and weight. Prevailing bullion-market conditions, currency movements, source methodology and local market factors can affect a quote. Know My Gold publishes one manually maintained reference with its actual successful update time.
24K, often marked 999, is near-pure gold with approximately 99.9% gold content. It is commonly associated with bars and coins. The supplied 24K price is displayed exactly as the reference, while final physical jewellery valuation remains a separate process.
Understand 24K and 999 gold22K or 916 gold contains approximately 91.6% gold. Alloy metals add durability, making it common in traditional Indian jewellery. A 22K market reference does not automatically represent the amount payable for a jewellery item.
Understand 22K and 916 gold18K or 750 gold contains approximately 75% gold and is often used for modern fine jewellery and stone-set designs. Stones and fittings add to total weight but not to net gold weight.
Understand 18K and 750 gold14K has around 58% gold content and is often used for durable everyday jewellery. A 585 mark is commonly associated with 14K gold; the published reference uses approximately 58.3% gold content. Actual purity must be verified during physical testing.
Understand 14K gold purityA per-10-gram rate is ten times the per-gram price for the same purity. Multiply the per-gram reference by a gold weight to compare raw reference prices. Jewellery valuation additionally considers actual purity, net weight and inspection—not making charges or stones as gold.
Visitors in Indore and Ahmedabad can use this same India-focused reference before arranging a branch valuation. We do not publish a separate city rate without reliable city-level data; local retail quotes may differ.
An online estimate uses the jewellery details you provide. Professional purity testing and precision weighing confirm what is gold and what is non-gold material before a final valuation. Review the gold purity guide or Calculate My Gold Value to take the next step.
