Gold prices today in your city: Check cost in Ahmedabad, Pune, Jaipur, Nashik, Coimbatore, Vijayawada on November 10

Today’s snapshot for gold on November 10 covers prices across major Indian cities including Ahmedabad, Pune, Jaipur, Nashik, Coimbatore and Vijayawada. Retail 24K and 22K rates per 10 grams show modest variation city-to-city, reflecting local premiums, making charges and currency movement. The table below gives the published 24K and 22K retail rates (per 10g and per g) for easy comparison; follow sections summarize quick takeaways, city-specific buyer notes, drivers and practical tips for purchasers.

City-wise Gold Prices

City	24K (per 10g) (₹)	24K (per g) (₹)	22K (per 10g) (₹)	22K (per g) (₹)
Delhi	131479.00	13147.9	120522.42	12052.2
Mumbai	124879.40	12487.9	114472.78	11447.3
Bangalore	129030.40	12903.0	118277.87	11827.8
Chennai	129030.40	12903.0	118277.87	11827.8
Hyderabad	129030.40	12903.0	118277.87	11827.8
Kolkata	129030.40	12903.0	118277.87	11827.8
Ahmedabad	129025.30	12902.5	118273.19	11827.3
Pune	124879.40	12487.9	114472.78	11447.3
Surat	129025.30	12902.5	118273.19	11827.3
Jaipur	130565.70	13056.6	119685.22	11968.5
Nagpur	124879.40	12487.9	114472.78	11447.3
Nashik	124879.40	12487.9	114472.78	11447.3
Vadodara	129025.30	12902.5	118273.19	11827.3
Coimbatore	129030.40	12903.0	118277.87	11827.8
Visakhapatnam	129030.40	12903.0	118277.87	11827.8
Vijayawada	129030.40	12903.0	118277.87	11827.8
Mysore	129030.40	12903.0	118277.87	11827.8

Quick Highlights

• Highest 24K retail price: Delhi at ₹131,479.00 per 10g (₹13,147.9 per g).
• Lowest 24K retail price among listed cities: Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Nashik at ₹124,879.40 per 10g (₹12,487.9 per g).
• Most inland major cities cluster around ₹129,030–129,025 per 10g for 24K; coastal/metro centres show slightly lower quoted 24K in this snapshot.
• 22K spreads versus 24K are consistent across cities—expect 22K bills to be materially lower per gram but still impacted by local premiums and making charges.

City Notes

• Delhi: Higher base rates; check hallmark and ask for itemised making charges—negotiation possible in smaller stores.
• Mumbai: Competitive market with many retailers; compare buy-back offers and making charges.
• Bangalore: Strong retail demand—confirm hallmarking and purity stamp before purchase.
• Chennai: Jewellery designs fetch variable making charges—ask for weight and making charge breakup.
• Hyderabad: Popular for traditional jewellery; ensure BIS hallmark and get an itemised invoice.
• Kolkata: Check for local design premiums; hallmarking standards are widely adhered to but verify.
• Ahmedabad: Diamond and gold clusters drive competitive pricing—compare nearby merchants for better making charges.
• Pune: Metro pricing similar to Mumbai—verify purity mark and dealer buy-back terms.
• Surat: Jewellery manufacturing hub—good chance to negotiate making charges on heavier pieces.
• Jaipur: Tourist and bridal demand can raise premiums—look for certified hallmark for assurance.
• Nagpur: Regional pricing in line with Maharashtra metros; insist on invoice and buy-back clause.
• Nashik: Local retail premiums apply—compare across established jewellers.
• Vadodara: Jewellery trade presence keeps options open; verify weight and hallmark.
• Coimbatore: Steady demand; check making charges, especially for custom pieces.
• Visakhapatnam: Smaller markets may charge slightly higher premiums—confirm purity and invoice.
• Vijayawada: Bridal demand seasonality can affect premiums—inspect hallmark and negotiate making charges.
• Mysore: Heritage buying patterns—insist on BIS hallmark and transparent billing.

What Drives Today’s Prices

• Global spot gold: International bullion prices set the base; a rise/fall in spot gold is quickly mirrored in domestic retail quotes.
• INR/USD moves: A weaker rupee raises landed cost of imports, nudging retail prices upward; a stronger rupee pulls them down.
• Import duty and taxes: Custom duties, GST and local taxes affect final retail pricing; duty changes can shift price bands.
• MCX and local futures cues: Domestic futures movement influences retailer sentiment and hedging costs, affecting retail offers.
• Local demand & seasonality: Weddings, festivals and local buying patterns create regional premiums and inventory shortages that push up retail rates.
• Retailer margins & making charges: Design complexity, labour cost and store margin contribute to the final consumer price beyond metal value.

Buyer Tips

• Prefer BIS hallmark: Ensure the item carries the BIS hallmark and a visible purity stamp (e.g., 22K or 24K) and get an authorised seller invoice.
• 24K vs 22K: 24K is pure gold (softer, prone to scratches); 22K has alloys added for durability—choose based on usage and longevity.
• Making charges and wastage: These can exceed metal cost for intricate designs—ask for per-gram making and total making charge before purchase.
• Check buy-back and exchange terms: A clear buy-back policy with net weight and purity on the invoice helps future resale value.
• Weigh and verify: Confirm gross/net weight, metal purity, and get an itemised bill; compare at least two reputable jewellers.
• Payment & certification: Prefer digital invoices, keep GST details, and ask for hallmark certificate for future reference.

FAQs

• Q: Do these rates change during the day?

  A: Yes. Retail rates can move intraday with global spot prices and rupee fluctuations; confirm the rate at the time of payment.

• Q: How can I verify purity?

  A: Look for the BIS hallmark and karat/purity stamp on the piece and ensure the seller provides a proper invoice with these details.

• Q: Are making charges negotiable?

  A: Often yes—especially for plain pieces or higher-value purchases; for branded stores they may be fixed, while local jewellers may negotiate.

• Q: When is the best time to buy gold?

  A: Long-term buyers should focus less on timing and more on need and affordability; short-term buyers monitor global spot prices, rupee strength and seasonal demand to identify lower-price windows.

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