
Gold Rate Today in Bhopal (06 Nov '26)



Today's Gold Rate in Bhopal
The gold rate today in Bhopal (November 6, 2026) is ₹14,281 per gram for 24-carat gold, ₹13,091 per gram for 22-carat gold, and ₹10,711 per gram for 18-carat gold. For 10 grams, 24-carat gold costs ₹1,42,809.
Jewellery prices are usually higher than these rates because jewellers add 3% GST, making charges and their own markup.
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Current Gold Price (24K)
per gram · as on 06 Nov '26
₹14,281
Gold Quantity (grams)
Making Charges (%)
GST
3% on base price + 5% on making charges

Total price of 10 grams of 24K gold in Bhopal
₹1,62,088
Incl. making charges & GST
Base price (10 gms × ₹14,281)
₹1,42,809
Making charges (10%)
₹14,281
GST
₹4,998
Prices are indicative and based on today's 24K gold rate in Bhopal. Actual price may vary by jeweller.
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Things to Know About Gold Market in Bhopal
- Global factors:
- Strength or weakness of the US dollar.
- Geopolitical scenario.
- International gold price (USD per ounce).
- US Federal Reserve decisions on interest rates.
- Global inflation and economic uncertainty.
- Domestic & Bhopal-specific factors:
- Strong seasonal demand during Durga Puja, Dhanteras, Diwali, and weddings push prices upward.
- Bhopal, being an inland city, has higher transportation, logistics and insurance costs.
- Local bullion and jewellers' associations often release the gold rates
- Investor sentiment & liquidity factors in Bhopal’s bullion markets
- International benchmark adoption
- Currency conversion
- Import duty addition
- Local premium
- Retailer Margins: These are profit margins for dealing with operational issues like rental, staff, and marketing costs.
- GST and Taxes: A 3% GST is charged on Gold, whereas a 5% GST is charged on making charges & other services.
- Transportation and Insurance: Bhopal being landlocked, the costs of moving and insuring gold are higher.
- Making Charges: Labour charges for preparing jewellery, ranging between 8-25% of the cost of gold.
- Hallmarking Fees: These are certification fees for BIS hallmarking
- GST on the value of gold: 3%
- GST on making charges: 5%
- Import duty (embedded in price): 6%
- Making charges: Vary by jeweller and design
- Hallmarking charges: ₹ 45 per article (minimum ₹ 200 per consignment)
- LTCG: For investment in Gold held for more than 24 months, 12.5% rate is charged on the sale of such gold. For gold ETFs, it is 12 months.
- STCG: For investment in Gold held for less than 24 months, the rate is as per the individual income tax slab.
- Strong demand during weddings, mainly during November- December
- Increased consumption of gold during festivals like Akshaya Tritiya, Diwali and Dhanteras as well as religious events.
- Demand for traditional jewellery.
- BIS Hallmark: It is important to ensure that the gold purchased is BIS hallmarked for purity.
- Making charges: Negotiate and compare making charges among various jewellers.
- Jeweller’s identification number: The jeweller's identification number must be checked to ensure the authenticity.
- Check certification: Request certificates of purity and weight.
- Ask for a detailed invoice: The invoice should state weight, purity, manufacturing charges, GST, and total amount.
- Beware of fake gold: Avoid unregistered dealers and street vendors.
- Buyback policy: It is important to understand the return-and-buy-back policies before purchasing gold.
- Additional distance cost from the import ports of coastal regions
- Fluctuations in local demand and consumption.
- Increased demand during the wedding season in North India.
- Retailer competition influences price during peak seasons
- Dhanteras - considered auspicious to buy gold
- Diwali - A major Hindu festival with huge gold buying
- Akshaya Tritiya - Gold is bought heavily during this day as a mark of prosperity
- Karva Chauth - Gold gifting is common during this day
- Wedding Season - From gifting to the bride’s jewellery, Indian cities like Bhopal witness huge gold consumption during wedding seasons.
- Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS): An independent body, BIS ensures the standardisation, marking, and quality of gold products.
- Consumer Protection Act, 2019: Consumers can register complaints for defective or fraudulent gold under this Act.
- Consumer Disputes Redressal Forums: They are quasi-judicial bodies which can offer a speedier redressal to consumers against defective gold products.
- Legal Metrology Department: A government regulatory authority they confirm the accuracy and transparency of measuring instruments.
- Legal Remedies: Other legal remedies include refunds, replacements, and compensation for fraud or fraudulent representation.
FAQs
- Purity and certification
- Making charges
- Current market rate
- GST and taxes
- Buyback and Exchange Policy
- Jeweller identification number
- 24K Gold: ₹NaN per gram
- 22K Gold: ₹0 per gram
- 18K Gold: ₹0 per gram
- Open a Demat account online (If New to Dhan)
- Add money to your Dhan account
- Pick your Gold investment option
- Gold ETFs (like ICICI Pru Gold ETF, Kotak Gold ETF etc.)
- Gold Mutual Funds (like ICICI Pru Regular Gold Savings FoF, Axis Gold Fund etc.)
- Gold Futures/Options (like Gold Option Chain)
- Gold Vault by Dhan (Buy physical gold at Live MCX prices, store it safely in vault and get doorstep delivery anytime you want)
- Place your order
- 3% GST on the Gold's value
- 5% GST on making charges
- Short-Term Capital Gains (STCG): When the investments are held for less than 24 months, then the gains are added to an individual's total income and taxed according to their income tax slab.
- Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG): When the investments are held for 24 months or longer, then the gains are taxed at a flat rate of 12.5% (plus applicable cess and surcharge)
- BIS Logo
- Purity Grade
- Jeweller's Identification Mark
- HUID (Hallmark Unique Identification)
- Assaying Centre Mark

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