What is the gold and silver rate page?
This page shows today's city-wise gold and silver prices in Indian rupees - 24K, 22K and 18K gold per gram plus silver per gram with daily change. Select your state and city to see today's rate, last 7 days movement, and price your jewellery below.
How the rates are calculated
- Daily city rates are fetched server-side from public city pages and cached for 2 hours.
- Each city's today rate shows change vs yesterday per gram.
- If the city source is unreachable, an international spot-price estimate is shown and labelled.
- 22K is shown as 24K × 22/24 and 18K as 24K × 18/24, the standard purity maths.
How to use the jewellery cost calculator
- Select your state and city - today's rate with daily change loads automatically.
- Pick the metal and purity - Gold 24K, 22K, 18K or Silver.
- Enter the weight in grams, plus optional making charges as a percentage.
- Press Calculate Price to see metal value, making charges, GST and the total.
Why use this tool
- City-wise rates with daily change and 7-day history - no signup needed.
- Rates cached 2 hours per city; estimates labelled when the source is down.
- Jewellery calculator includes making charges and 3% GST like real bills.
- Works on phone, tablet and desktop through your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these the official rates of my city?
These are daily city rates from public city pages. Your jeweller's final price can differ slightly by GST invoice and making charges, so treat these as the day's indicative market rate.
How often do the rates update?
City rates update daily and are cached for 2 hours per city. Your selected city is remembered on this device.
What is the difference between 24K, 22K and 18K gold?
24K is pure gold (999), 22K is 916 purity used for most jewellery, and 18K is 750 purity often used for diamond and studded pieces. 22K and 18K rates are simply 24K rate scaled by their purity.
Does the jewellery calculator include GST?
Yes. Gold jewellery carries 3% GST in India, applied on the metal value plus making charges. The calculator adds it automatically and you can switch it to 0% for raw rate checks.