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How Gold Price is Calculated in India

From international dollar price to the rate your jeweller quotes.

Rates as on 29 September 2026 · Updated 29 September 2026
Today’s 22K / 24K (Delhi)
₹13,689 / ₹14,933
per gram, excl. GST
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Overview

The domestic landed cost of gold is derived from the international price. Banks and bullion dealers add duty and a premium; jewellers then quote karat-wise rates, and your final bill adds making charges and GST.

ParticularDetails
1 troy ounce31.1035 g
Landed cost(USD/oz ÷ 31.1035) × USD/INR × (1 + duty)
Retail+ dealer premium + 3% GST
Jewellery+ making charges + hallmark fee

Step-by-step

  1. International priceTake spot gold in USD per troy ounce.
  2. Convert to gramsDivide by 31.1035.
  3. Convert to rupeesMultiply by USD/INR.
  4. Add dutyAdd 6% import duty (5% BCD + 1% AIDC).
  5. Add premiumBank/dealer premium or discount.
  6. Karat conversionMultiply by fineness (916/999 for 22K).
  7. Add GST3% on the final sale value.
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Final jewellery bill

Final price = (Karat rate × weight) + making charges + hallmark fee + 3% GST. Use the gold price calculator to compute it.

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Frequently asked questions

Why is my jeweller’s rate different from MCX?

MCX is a futures price excluding GST; retail rates include local premiums.

Gold rates are indicative market references (29 September 2026) and change during the day. Rules on tax, hallmarking and investment products can change — verify with official sources. FinancePortal does not sell gold.