Gold prices today in your city: Check cost in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, New Delhi, Kolkata on November 11

Snapshot: Retail gold rates across major Indian cities show modest variation on November 11, 2025. This update lists 24-karat and 22-karat prices per 10 grams (and per gram) in 17 cities including New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and Kolkata. Use these city-level quotes as a directional guide — actual transaction rates can differ by jeweller due to making charges, local taxes and buy-back policies. All figures below are in ₹ (INR) and reflect the supplied retail quotes for the day.

City-wise Gold Prices (November 11, 2025)

City	24K (per 10g) ₹	24K (per g) ₹	22K (per 10g) ₹	22K (per g) ₹
New Delhi	134,821.60	13,482.2	123,586.47	12,358.6
Mumbai	128,157.20	12,815.7	117,477.43	11,747.7
Bengaluru	132,373.00	13,237.3	121,341.92	12,134.2
Chennai	132,373.00	13,237.3	121,341.92	12,134.2
Hyderabad	132,373.00	13,237.3	121,341.92	12,134.2
Kolkata	132,373.00	13,237.3	121,341.92	12,134.2
Ahmedabad	132,367.90	13,236.8	121,337.24	12,133.7
Pune	128,157.20	12,815.7	117,477.43	11,747.7
Surat	132,367.90	13,236.8	121,337.24	12,133.7
Jaipur	133,894.90	13,389.5	122,736.99	12,273.7
Nagpur	128,157.20	12,815.7	117,477.43	11,747.7
Nashik	128,157.20	12,815.7	117,477.43	11,747.7
Vadodara	132,367.90	13,236.8	121,337.24	12,133.7
Coimbatore	132,373.00	13,237.3	121,341.92	12,134.2
Visakhapatnam	132,373.00	13,237.3	121,341.92	12,134.2
Vijayawada	132,373.00	13,237.3	121,341.92	12,134.2
Mysore	132,373.00	13,237.3	121,341.92	12,134.2

Quick Highlights

• Highest 24K: New Delhi at ₹134,821.60 per 10g; Highest 22K: New Delhi at ₹123,586.47 per 10g.
• Lowest rates: Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur and Nashik report the day’s lowest 24K (₹128,157.20/10g) and 22K (₹117,477.43/10g).
• Many southern and eastern cities (Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Coimbatore, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Mysore) share identical posted rates, indicating a tight regional pricing band.
• The spread between the highest and lowest 24K quoted here is modest (~₹6,664.40 per 10g), reflecting relatively narrow retail variance across listed cities today.

City Notes

• New Delhi: Expect city premiums and stronger demand for investment-grade 24K; verify hallmarking at purchase.
• Mumbai: Competitive market with many jewellers — shop around for lower making charges.
• Bengaluru: South Indian designs (temple, antique) can carry higher wastage; ask for itemised charges.
• Chennai: Demand for traditional jewellery is steady; confirm BIS hallmark and invoice details.
• Hyderabad: Popular for custom pieces; negotiate making charges for large orders.
• Kolkata: Jewellery festivals can push premiums up — check seasonal offers.
• Ahmedabad: Local trade hubs may offer competitive buy-back; insist on a clear buy-back clause.
• Pune: Strong retail competition — compare hallmark and returns policies.
• Surat: Large manufacturing base; bespoke work may be cost-effective but verify purity.
• Jaipur: Gem-set jewellery common; making charges and stone costs can dominate final price.
• Nagpur: Regional pricing mirrors Maharashtra hubs; check jeweller reputation for buy-back.
• Nashik: Smaller market; fewer bargains — clarify wastage and labour fees.
• Vadodara: Traditional markets with fixed premiums; insist on hallmark proof.
• Coimbatore: Local craftsmen popular for custom work — get detailed estimates.
• Visakhapatnam: Coastal demand patterns can affect premiums — confirm final billing.
• Vijayawada: Jewellery stores often bundle offers around festivals — compare effective gold rate after charges.
• Mysore: Heritage designs imply higher workmanship charges for detailed pieces.

What Drives Today’s Prices

• Global spot gold: International bullion prices set the base for domestic rates via imports and local hedging.
• INR/USD moves: A weaker rupee raises import costs; a stronger rupee moderates domestic retail prices.
• Import duty & taxes: Government levies and GST on jewellery components affect retail premiums.
• MCX and local futures: Domestic commodity market cues and short-term trader flows influence jewellers’ quoting behaviour.
• Local demand & festival cycles: Seasonal buying (weddings, festivals) and regional demand pockets can lift premiums and making charges.

Buyer Tips

• Prefer BIS hallmark; verify karatage stamp (916 for 22K, 999 for 24K) and insist on a printed hallmark certificate for expensive pieces.
• 24K vs 22K: 24K is purer but softer — 22K (91.6% purity) is more durable for daily wear; choose based on use and design.
• Making charges and wastage: These are added on top of metal value and vary by design complexity; seek itemised billing and compare effective price per gram.
• Buy-back & invoice: Check buy-back rates, purity clauses and retain invoices — many jewellers offer preferential exchange or buy-back terms.

FAQs

• Q: Are these rates final transaction prices?
  A: These are posted retail quotes; final price can change with making charges, local taxes and jeweller margins — confirm before buying.
• Q: How do I verify purity?
  A: Look for the BIS hallmark (999 for 24K, 916 for 22K) and ask the jeweller for a test report or assay if in doubt.
• Q: Why do making charges differ so much?
  A: Making charges depend on design complexity, labour costs, store policy and negotiated discounts — request a breakdown.
• Q: When is the best time to buy gold?
  A: For lower effective cost, buy when global spot prices and the rupee are favourable and avoid peak festival markups; for investment, consider rupee-strength and macro cues rather than timing short-term dips.

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