Gold prices today in your city: Check cost in Ahmedabad, Pune, Jaipur, Nashik, Coimbatore, Vijayawada on October 24

Here’s a concise snapshot of gold rates for retail buyers across major Indian cities on October 24. The table below covers 24-carat and 22-carat prices per 10 grams (and per gram) in the listed cities, helping buyers compare local premiums and plan purchases. The cities shown include metro and regional markets — Ahmedabad, Pune, Jaipur, Nashik, Coimbatore, Vijayawada among others — where local making charges, hallmarking and demand can shift the final bill despite similar base rates.

City-wise Gold Prices

• Delhi — 24K (per 10g): ₹133,482.50; 24K (per g): ₹13,348.3; 22K (per 10g): ₹122,358.96; 22K (per g): ₹12,235.9
• Mumbai — 24K (per 10g): ₹127,045.40; 24K (per g): ₹12,704.5; 22K (per 10g): ₹116,458.28; 22K (per g): ₹11,645.8
• Bangalore — 24K (per 10g): ₹131,033.90; 24K (per g): ₹13,103.4; 22K (per 10g): ₹120,114.41; 22K (per g): ₹12,011.4
• Chennai — 24K (per 10g): ₹131,033.90; 24K (per g): ₹13,103.4; 22K (per 10g): ₹120,114.41; 22K (per g): ₹12,011.4
• Hyderabad — 24K (per 10g): ₹131,033.90; 24K (per g): ₹13,103.4; 22K (per 10g): ₹120,114.41; 22K (per g): ₹12,011.4
• Kolkata — 24K (per 10g): ₹131,033.90; 24K (per g): ₹13,103.4; 22K (per 10g): ₹120,114.41; 22K (per g): ₹12,011.4
• Ahmedabad — 24K (per 10g): ₹131,028.80; 24K (per g): ₹13,102.9; 22K (per 10g): ₹120,109.73; 22K (per g): ₹12,011.0
• Pune — 24K (per 10g): ₹127,045.40; 24K (per g): ₹12,704.5; 22K (per 10g): ₹116,458.28; 22K (per g): ₹11,645.8
• Surat — 24K (per 10g): ₹131,028.80; 24K (per g): ₹13,102.9; 22K (per 10g): ₹120,109.73; 22K (per g): ₹12,011.0
• Jaipur — 24K (per 10g): ₹132,838.70; 24K (per g): ₹13,283.9; 22K (per 10g): ₹121,768.81; 22K (per g): ₹12,176.9
• Nagpur — 24K (per 10g): ₹127,045.40; 24K (per g): ₹12,704.5; 22K (per 10g): ₹116,458.28; 22K (per g): ₹11,645.8
• Nashik — 24K (per 10g): ₹127,045.40; 24K (per g): ₹12,704.5; 22K (per 10g): ₹116,458.28; 22K (per g): ₹11,645.8
• Vadodara — 24K (per 10g): ₹131,028.80; 24K (per g): ₹13,102.9; 22K (per 10g): ₹120,109.73; 22K (per g): ₹12,011.0
• Coimbatore — 24K (per 10g): ₹131,033.90; 24K (per g): ₹13,103.4; 22K (per 10g): ₹120,114.41; 22K (per g): ₹12,011.4
• Visakhapatnam — 24K (per 10g): ₹131,033.90; 24K (per g): ₹13,103.4; 22K (per 10g): ₹120,114.41; 22K (per g): ₹12,011.4
• Vijayawada — 24K (per 10g): ₹131,033.90; 24K (per g): ₹13,103.4; 22K (per 10g): ₹120,114.41; 22K (per g): ₹12,011.4
• Mysore — 24K (per 10g): ₹131,033.90; 24K (per g): ₹13,103.4; 22K (per 10g): ₹120,114.41; 22K (per g): ₹12,011.4

Quick Highlights

• Highest 24K (10g): Jaipur at ₹132,838.70 — roughly ₹1,180–1,500 higher than several other cities listed.
• Lowest 24K (10g): Mumbai and its peers (Pune, Nagpur, Nashik) at ₹127,045.40, showing a clear metro-regional spread.
• Tight clustering: Most regional cities (Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Coimbatore, Vijayawada, Mysore) share identical quotes, indicating common pricing bands in those markets.
• 22K vs 24K spread: The 22K per-10g values are consistently about ₹11,000 lower than 24K equivalents, reflecting the purity differential priced into retail quotes.

City Notes

• Delhi: Expect slightly higher making charges in premium showrooms; always ask for the BIS hallmark.
• Mumbai & Pune: Competitive markets with lower base rates but variable making charges by locality.
• Bangalore / Chennai / Hyderabad / Kolkata: Standardised listed rates; watch out for festive demand spikes in specific neighborhoods.
• Ahmedabad / Surat / Vadodara: Strong gold-buying culture — negotiate making charges and check invoice details carefully.
• Jaipur: Higher base price — often reflects local dealer premiums and jewellery craftsmanship costs.
• Nagpur / Nashik: Prices mirror Maharashtra metros; compare multiple jewellers for best buy-back terms.
• Coimbatore / Visakhapatnam / Vijayawada / Mysore: Consistent listed rates; smaller shops may charge lower making fees but verify hallmarking.

What Drives Today’s Prices

• Global spot gold: International bullion prices set the baseline; local rates typically track these after adjustments.
• INR/USD moves: A stronger rupee eases imported gold costs for traders; a weaker rupee pushes local retail prices up.
• Import duty and taxes: Customs duties, GST and state levies directly affect retail pricing and margins.
• MCX and domestic futures: Exchange cues and short-term positional flows influence daily retail quotations.
• Local demand & festivals: Weddings and festivals can raise premiums and making charges in specific cities or neighborhoods.

Buyer Tips

• Prefer BIS hallmark: Buy jewellery with a valid BIS hallmark (including karat mark and jeweller’s identification) to verify purity.
• 24K vs 22K: 24K is pure but softer — better for bars/coins; 22K is harder and common for jewellery as it endures daily wear.
• Making charges & wastage: These are the jeweller’s markup for labour and design — often negotiable for plain items; they do not follow global gold rates.
• Check buy-back & invoice: Confirm buy-back policies, invoice details, GST charged and weight/purity declarations before purchase.
• Compare prices: Use per-gram retail quotes from 2–3 jewellers in your city and include making charges to get the true landed cost.

FAQs

• Q: Are these rates the final price I’ll pay at a jeweller?
  A: No — retail bills include making charges, GST, and in some cases additional local levies. Ask for a full invoice breakdown.
• Q: How often do these daily rates change?
  A: Retail quotes can change intraday, typically aligned to international spot moves and currency fluctuations; confirm at time of purchase.
• Q: What does the 22K/24K purity mark mean?
  A: Karatage indicates pure gold content: 24K is ~99.9% pure; 22K contains alloys (about 91.6% gold) for added durability in jewellery.
• Q: Can making charges be negotiated?
  A: Yes — especially on plain designs or larger purchases. Discounting making fees or offering loyalty benefits is common in competitive markets.

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