Gold and Silver

The gold price in India today is shown live above in Indian Rupees (INR) per gram. The rate displayed is for 24 Karat (24K) gold, the purest form available in the Indian market. Prices are sourced in real time and refresh every 30 seconds.

Gold rates in India are influenced by global commodity markets (primarily the MCX and international spot price in USD), the USD/INR exchange rate, import duties, and seasonal demand — particularly around festivals like Dhanteras, Akshaya Tritiya, and wedding seasons.

The silver price in India today shown above is for 999 fine silver (99.9% purity) per gram in INR. Silver is widely used in jewellery, silverware, and increasingly in industrial applications including solar panels and electronics.

Like gold, silver prices in India track the international spot price, adjusted for the rupee exchange rate and applicable import duties.

The buy rate is the price at which a bullion dealer will purchase metal from you. The sell rate is the price at which you can buy from a dealer. The sell rate is always higher — this difference, called the spread, is the dealer's margin. Always check both rates to understand your true cost of entry and exit.

Prices refresh automatically every 30 seconds, sourced directly from a live bullion feed.

The rates shown are national benchmark rates. Actual prices may vary slightly by city due to local state taxes, transport costs, and jeweller premiums. Cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, and Kolkata can have marginal differences on any given day.

24 Karat gold is the purest form, containing 99.9% gold with minimal other metals. It is softer than 22K or 18K and is typically used for investment-grade coins and bars rather than jewellery, which is more commonly made in 22K in India.