Gold prices today in your city: Check cost in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, New Delhi, Kolkata

Gold prices today in your city: Check cost in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, New Delhi, Kolkata on November 3

Gold prices across major Indian cities show modest regional variation on November 3, 2025. This roundup covers rates for 24K and 22K gold in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata and other key markets, giving retail buyers a clear per-10g and per-gram snapshot to help compare costs. Use the city notes and buyer tips below to factor in purity, making charges and local considerations before you purchase.

City-wise Gold Prices (November 3, 2025)

City 24K (per 10g) 24K (per g) 22K (per 10g) 22K (per g)
Delhi ₹131,286.70 ₹13,128.7 ₹120,346.14 ₹12,034.6
Mumbai ₹124,742.60 ₹12,474.3 ₹114,347.38 ₹11,434.7
Bengaluru ₹128,838.10 ₹12,883.8 ₹118,101.59 ₹11,810.2
Chennai ₹128,838.10 ₹12,883.8 ₹118,101.59 ₹11,810.2
Hyderabad ₹128,838.10 ₹12,883.8 ₹118,101.59 ₹11,810.2
Kolkata ₹128,838.10 ₹12,883.8 ₹118,101.59 ₹11,810.2
Ahmedabad ₹128,832.90 ₹12,883.3 ₹118,096.83 ₹11,809.7
Pune ₹124,742.60 ₹12,474.3 ₹114,347.38 ₹11,434.7
Surat ₹128,832.90 ₹12,883.3 ₹118,096.83 ₹11,809.7
Jaipur ₹130,417.60 ₹13,041.8 ₹119,549.47 ₹11,955.0
Nagpur ₹124,742.60 ₹12,474.3 ₹114,347.38 ₹11,434.7
Nashik ₹124,742.60 ₹12,474.3 ₹114,347.38 ₹11,434.7
Vadodara ₹128,832.90 ₹12,883.3 ₹118,096.83 ₹11,809.7
Coimbatore ₹128,838.10 ₹12,883.8 ₹118,101.59 ₹11,810.2
Visakhapatnam ₹128,838.10 ₹12,883.8 ₹118,101.59 ₹11,810.2
Vijayawada ₹128,838.10 ₹12,883.8 ₹118,101.59 ₹11,810.2
Mysore ₹128,838.10 ₹12,883.8 ₹118,101.59 ₹11,810.2

Quick Highlights

  • Highest 24K rate: Delhi at ₹131,286.70 per 10g; Lowest 24K rate: Mumbai/Pune/Nagpur/Nashik at ₹124,742.60 per 10g.
  • The maximum spread among listed cities for 24K is about ₹6,544.10 per 10g, reflecting regional pricing differences and local premiums.
  • Several southern and eastern cities (Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Coimbatore, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Mysore) show closely clustered rates (₹128,838.10 / 10g), indicating similar dealer pricing in those markets.
  • 22K rates follow the same city pattern, with per-gram values roughly ₹11,434.7–₹12,034.6 across the listed markets.

City Notes

  • Delhi: Highest listed 24K rate — check multiple jewellers for competitive making charges and hallmarking.
  • Mumbai: Lowest listed 24K rate — good for price-sensitive purchases; verify buy-back terms.
  • Bengaluru: Clustered with other southern cities — shop comparisons can save on making charges.
  • Chennai: Similar to Bengaluru — established jewellery hubs offer strong hallmark compliance.
  • Hyderabad: Consistent regional pricing; verify net price after making charges.
  • Kolkata: Prices align with other metro markets — inspect BIS hallmark and invoice details.
  • Ahmedabad: Gujarat markets (Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara) show near-identical rates — competitive market for negotiable making charges.
  • Pune: Mirrors Mumbai pricing — suburban premiums may vary by locality.
  • Surat: Jewellery manufacturing centre — good for custom work; confirm purity certificates.
  • Jaipur: Mid-to-high among listed cities — consider trusted retailers for design-heavy pieces.
  • Nagpur & Nashik: Same quoted centre rates as Mumbai — small-town premiums can affect final bill.
  • Vadodara: Matches Gujarat cluster pricing — ask for detailed weight and wastage breakdown.
  • Coimbatore: South Indian jewellery market norms apply — check temple/gold-specific designs for higher making charges.
  • Visakhapatnam & Vijayawada: Coastal and Telugu markets with clustered pricing — compare hallmark and polishing charges.
  • Mysore: Matches southern metro rate — smaller stores may charge higher wastage/making.

What Drives Today’s Prices

  • Global spot gold: International bullion benchmarks (London/COMEX) set the base; retail rates track these after currency and local adjustments.
  • INR–USD movements: A weaker rupee raises local rupee prices for imported gold; an appreciating rupee eases them — retail quotes reflect intra-day currency swings.
  • Import duty & taxes: Customs duty, GST on making charges, and other levies influence the final retail price and can vary by policy changes.
  • MCX & local futures: Domestic commodity market cues and short-term hedging by jewellers can nudge retail rates.
  • Local demand & supply: Festival seasons, weddings or harvest months increase demand and can push up premiums and making charges at the local level.

Buyer Tips

  • Prefer BIS hallmark: Always buy hallmarked items (BIS hallmark for gold in India) and ensure the karatage (22K/24K) is stamped and visible on the invoice.
  • 24K vs 22K: 24K is pure gold — softer and used for investment coins/bars; 22K is alloyed for durability and common in jewellery. Choose based on use (investment vs daily wear).
  • Making charges & wastage: These are retailer-specific and can exceed metal cost for intricate designs; ask for a breakup of gold price, making charges, GST and any wastage allowances before buying.
  • Check buy-back & exchange terms: Get written buy-back or exchange policy, and keep the original invoice for purity and weight proof — resale quotes depend on invoice and physical condition.
  • Weigh tolerance & certification: Insist on accurate gross/net weight and a BIS hallmark certificate for higher-value purchases; consider independent assays for large purchases.

FAQs

  • Q: Are these rates per 10g or per gram?
    A: The primary rates shown are per 10 grams; per-gram equivalents are provided in parentheses/columns for quick comparison.
  • Q: What does 24K or 22K mean on the invoice?
    A: Karat denotes purity: 24K is nearly pure gold (~99.9%), 22K contains alloys (typically ~91.6% gold) making it harder and more suitable for jewellery.
  • Q: Why does the final bill differ from the quoted gold rate?
    A: The quoted gold rate is the metal price; the final bill adds making charges, wastage, GST on making, and possibly retailer premium — always ask for a detailed invoice.
  • Q: When is the best time to buy gold?
    A: Prices fluctuate daily with global cues and currency moves; for jewellery, buy when you need it and compare making charges — for investment, consider dollar-cost averaging rather than timing the market.

Disclaimer

Rates vary by jeweller, locality, and time. Confirm locally before purchase.

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