Gold prices today in your city: Check cost in Ahmedabad, Pune, Jaipur, Nashik, Coimbatore, Vijayawada on November 17

Gold prices today in your city: Check cost in Ahmedabad, Pune, Jaipur, Nashik, Coimbatore, Vijayawada on November 17. Retail rates for 24K and 22K gold (per 10 grams) are published for major Indian centres below. This snapshot covers Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Pune, Surat, Jaipur, Nagpur, Nashik, Vadodara, Coimbatore, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada and Mysore. Use these city-level quotes as a starting point—retail premiums, making charges and local demand can alter the final price you pay.

City-wise Gold Prices (24K & 22K per 10g)

City	24K (per 10g)	24K (per g)	22K (per 10g)	22K (per g)
Delhi	₹133,116.90	₹13,311.7	₹122,023.82	₹12,202.4
Mumbai	₹126,641.30	₹12,664.1	₹116,087.86	₹11,608.8
Bangalore	₹130,668.30	₹13,066.8	₹119,779.27	₹11,977.9
Chennai	₹130,668.30	₹13,066.8	₹119,779.27	₹11,977.9
Hyderabad	₹130,668.30	₹13,066.8	₹119,779.27	₹11,977.9
Kolkata	₹130,668.30	₹13,066.8	₹119,779.27	₹11,977.9
Ahmedabad	₹130,663.10	₹13,066.3	₹119,774.51	₹11,977.5
Pune	₹126,641.30	₹12,664.1	₹116,087.86	₹11,608.8
Surat	₹130,663.10	₹13,066.3	₹119,774.51	₹11,977.5
Jaipur	₹132,216.70	₹13,221.7	₹121,198.64	₹12,119.9
Nagpur	₹126,641.30	₹12,664.1	₹116,087.86	₹11,608.8
Nashik	₹126,641.30	₹12,664.1	₹116,087.86	₹11,608.8
Vadodara	₹130,663.10	₹13,066.3	₹119,774.51	₹11,977.5
Coimbatore	₹130,668.30	₹13,066.8	₹119,779.27	₹11,977.9
Visakhapatnam	₹130,668.30	₹13,066.8	₹119,779.27	₹11,977.9
Vijayawada	₹130,668.30	₹13,066.8	₹119,779.27	₹11,977.9
Mysore	₹130,668.30	₹13,066.8	₹119,779.27	₹11,977.9

Quick Highlights

• Highest 24K retail quote: Delhi at ₹133,116.90 per 10g; the highest 22K quote is also in Delhi at ₹122,023.82 per 10g.
• Lowest listed rates: Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur and Nashik show the lowest 24K (₹126,641.30/10g) and 22K (₹116,087.86/10g) among the cities reported.
• Clustered pricing: Many South and East cities (Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Coimbatore, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Mysore) report almost identical rates, indicating similar local premiums.
• Inter-city spread: The 24K spread between highest and lowest listed is about ₹6,476 per 10g; for 22K it is roughly ₹5,936 per 10g—material for bulk buyers, modest for small purchases.

City Notes

• Delhi: Central bullion hub; expect competitive pricing but confirm hallmarking and shop reputation for making rates.
• Mumbai: Lower listed base rates—compare making charges which can vary significantly in Bandra/Borivali markets.
• Bangalore: Consistent pricing across the city; check for festival demand-driven premiums during wedding season.
• Chennai: Old jewellery districts may charge higher making fees for traditional temple jewellery—negotiate on design-heavy pieces.
• Hyderabad: Strong local demand for 22K jewellery; ask for BIS hallmark and purchase invoices for buy-back eligibility.
• Kolkata: Typical east India premiums apply for intricate gold work—verify net weight and wastage percentage shown on bill.
• Ahmedabad: Large retail networks; compare quotes from exchange-backed stores vs small retailers for better buy-back terms.
• Pune: Lower base rates similar to Mumbai—shop around for transparent making and lower wastage charges.
• Surat: Jewellery manufacturing centre—possible good value on ready-made pieces but confirm hallmarks.
• Jaipur: Slightly higher 24K quotes—ornamental and kundan work can raise making charges substantially.
• Nagpur: Matches lower western-zone pricing—check availability of hallmark-certified pieces for resale ease.
• Nashik: Market rates align with Pune/Mumbai; confirm buy-back policies before large purchases.
• Vadodara: Similar to Ahmedabad/Surat—verify final invoice components in midsize stores.
• Coimbatore: Consistent south-zone pricing; demand spikes can push up making charges during festivals.
• Visakhapatnam: Stable pricing; remote-city premiums may apply on bespoke designs.
• Vijayawada: Regional demand pockets affect retail premiums—ask for itemized bills showing purity and making charges.
• Mysore: Tourist and heritage jewellery styles may carry higher finishing costs—insist on BIS hallmark and weight certificate.

What Drives Today’s Prices

• Global spot price: International bullion market and LBMA/London spot rates set the base for domestic quotes.
• INR–USD exchange: A stronger rupee can lower landed cost; depreciation raises retail quotes as import cost rises.
• Import duties & taxes: Customs duties, GST and local levies directly influence retail pricing and margins.
• MCX and futures: Domestic commodity-market moves feed into retailer hedging decisions and short-term premiums.
• Local demand & supply: Festival seasons, weddings or manufacturing slowdowns can widen local premiums and making charges.

Buyer Tips

• Prefer BIS hallmark: Always buy BIS-certified gold; check the hallmark, maker’s mark and purity stamp on the invoice and piece.
• 24K vs 22K: 24K is pure but soft—best for investment coins/bars. 22K (91.6% purity) is common for jewellery—more durable for daily wear.
• Making charges and wastage: These are shop-specific and non-negotiable in many stores—compare on a per-gram basis and ask if making is fixed rupees or percentage.
• Buy-back and resale terms: Confirm buy-back price policy, deductions (making/wastage) and get a detailed invoice stating net gold weight and purity.
• Negotiate on design-heavy pieces: For high-making-charge designs, negotiate making fees or look for similar pre-made items with lower charges.

FAQs

• Q: Are these rates final retail prices?
  A: These are base city quotes per 10g for 24K and 22K; final retail bills include making charges, GST and any local premiums—confirm with the jeweller.
• Q: How do I verify purity?
  A: Look for BIS hallmark stamps (e.g., 22K/916 for 22 karat) on the item and a matching invoice showing gross/net weight, purity and maker’s details.
• Q: What are making charges and who sets them?
  A: Making charges cover labour/design and are set by the retailer—these vary widely and are negotiable for many items, especially plain jewellery.
• Q: When is the best time to buy gold?
  A: Financially, buy when spot and domestic premiums are lower (off festival/wedding seasons); for emotional or cultural purchases, align with personal timing but compare multiple quotes.

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