Current Gold Rate in Delhi
24K Gold/10gm
23 Jan '26
₹1,59,701.00
+116.00(+0.07%)
22K Gold/10gm
23 Jan '26
₹1,46,392.58
+106.33(+0.07%)
18K Gold/10gm
23 Jan '26
₹1,19,775.75
+87.00(+0.07%)
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Date | 24K Gold | 22K Gold | 18K Gold |
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23rd January | ₹1,56,840.00 | ₹1,43,770.00 | ₹1,17,630.00 |
22nd January | ₹1,55,081.00 | ₹1,42,157.58 | ₹1,16,310.75 |
21st January | ₹1,52,280.00 | ₹1,39,590.00 | ₹1,14,210.00 |
20th January | ₹1,47,395.00 | ₹1,35,112.08 | ₹1,10,546.25 |
19th January | ₹1,43,930.00 | ₹1,31,935.83 | ₹1,07,947.50 |
18th January | ₹1,43,930.00 | ₹1,31,935.83 | ₹1,07,947.50 |
17th January | ₹1,43,550.00 | ₹1,31,587.50 | ₹1,07,662.50 |
16th January | ₹1,43,770.00 | ₹1,31,789.17 | ₹1,07,827.50 |
15th January | ₹1,44,150.00 | ₹1,32,137.50 | ₹1,08,112.50 |
14th January | ₹1,42,680.00 | ₹1,30,790.00 | ₹1,07,010.00 |
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Day | 24K Gold | 22K Gold | 18K Gold |
|---|---|---|---|
1st January | ₹1,36,350.00 | ₹1,24,987.50 | ₹1,02,262.50 |
21st January | ₹1,56,840.00 | ₹1,43,770.00 | ₹1,17,630.00 |
High (20th Jan) | ₹1,61,340.00 | ₹1,47,895.00 | ₹1,21,005.00 |
Low (3rd Jan) | ₹1,35,970.00 | ₹1,24,639.17 | ₹1,01,977.50 |
Change | +20,490.00(+15.03%) | +18,782.50(+15.03%) | +15,367.50(+15.03%) |
Day | 24K Gold | 22K Gold | 18K Gold |
|---|---|---|---|
1st December | ₹1,30,020.00 | ₹1,19,185.00 | ₹97,515.00 |
31st December | ₹1,35,210.00 | ₹1,23,942.50 | ₹1,01,407.50 |
High (27th Dec) | ₹1,42,570.00 | ₹1,30,689.17 | ₹1,06,927.50 |
Low (8th Dec) | ₹1,29,590.00 | ₹1,18,790.83 | ₹97,192.50 |
Change | +5,190.00(+3.99%) | +4,757.50(+3.99%) | +3,892.50(+3.99%) |
Day | 24K Gold | 22K Gold | 18K Gold |
|---|---|---|---|
1st November | ₹1,23,150.00 | ₹1,12,887.50 | ₹92,362.50 |
30th November | ₹1,30,630.00 | ₹1,19,744.17 | ₹97,972.50 |
High (30th Nov) | ₹1,30,630.00 | ₹1,19,744.17 | ₹97,972.50 |
Low (4th Nov) | ₹1,21,630.00 | ₹1,11,494.17 | ₹91,222.50 |
Change | +7,480.00(+6.07%) | +6,856.67(+6.07%) | +5,610.00(+6.07%) |
Day | 24K Gold | 22K Gold | 18K Gold |
|---|---|---|---|
1st October | ₹1,18,840.00 | ₹1,08,936.67 | ₹89,130.00 |
31st October | ₹1,23,150.00 | ₹1,12,887.50 | ₹92,362.50 |
High (16th Oct) | ₹1,32,920.00 | ₹1,21,843.33 | ₹99,690.00 |
Low (2nd Oct) | ₹1,18,680.00 | ₹1,08,790.00 | ₹89,010.00 |
Change | +4,310.00(+3.63%) | +3,950.83(+3.63%) | +3,232.50(+3.63%) |
Day | 24K Gold | 22K Gold | 18K Gold |
|---|---|---|---|
1st September | ₹1,06,240.00 | ₹97,386.67 | ₹79,680.00 |
30th September | ₹1,19,390.00 | ₹1,09,440.83 | ₹89,542.50 |
High (30th Sep) | ₹1,19,390.00 | ₹1,09,440.83 | ₹89,542.50 |
Low (1st Sep) | ₹1,06,240.00 | ₹97,386.67 | ₹79,680.00 |
Change | +13,150.00(+12.38%) | +12,054.17(+12.38%) | +9,862.50(+12.38%) |
Day | 24K Gold | 22K Gold | 18K Gold |
|---|---|---|---|
1st August | ₹1,01,500.00 | ₹93,041.67 | ₹76,125.00 |
31st August | ₹1,06,030.00 | ₹97,194.17 | ₹79,522.50 |
High (31st Aug) | ₹1,06,030.00 | ₹97,194.17 | ₹79,522.50 |
Low (19th Aug) | ₹1,00,300.00 | ₹91,941.67 | ₹75,225.00 |
Change | +4,530.00(+4.46%) | +4,152.50(+4.46%) | +3,397.50(+4.46%) |
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Delhi’s gold rates have tended to follow the same pattern as the broader Indian market. Being one of the biggest consumer centres with easier access to the vast consumer base of Northern India, the city is one of the biggest determinants of gold sales. A consistent rise in gold rates has occurred over the past few months because of global economic factors, as well as a boost in local demand for gold for weddings and festivals. Currently, on , the rates of gold in Delhi are:
- 24-Carat Gold: ₹NaN per gram (₹0 per 10 gram)
- 22-Carat Gold: ₹0 per gram (₹0 per 10 gram)
- 18 Carat Gold: ₹0 per gram (₹0 per 10 gram)
Gold rates in Delhi fluctuate due to various global as well as domestic reasons. Some of those are:
- International Gold Prices: The global gold price, given in terms of USD per ounce, is taken as the benchmark. Changes in international demands, political instabilities, and monetary policies influence global gold prices.
- Currency Exchange Rates: One of the major factors that affects the gold rates in Delhi is the exchange rate between the US Dollar (USD) and the Indian Rupee (INR); a weaker rupee pushes prices higher in local currency terms.
- Import Duties and Taxes: Delhi gold prices also take into account the import taxes that are charged at the national level.
- Local Demand: There is high demand for gold in Delhi during festivals such as Diwali, Dhanteras, and the marriage season. This is responsible for the high demand for gold during peak seasons.
- Liquidity & Market Sentiment: Investor sentiment & liquidity factors in Delhi’s bullion markets also influence metal prices.
- Government Policies: Fluctuations in import duty, GST rates, or other regulations imposed by the government have a significant impact on the gold price in Delhi.
Factors that affect the spot gold price in Delhi are:
- International Benchmarks: The London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) publishes the global spot price.
- Currency Conversion: The conversion of the USD price to INR.
- MCX Trading: Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX) provides futures prices of gold contracts in India.
- Local Bullion Market Premiums: Local dealers in Delhi charge certain premiums or discounts to the rates prevailing in the global markets, as per the availability of gold supplies in the Indian market.
Large bullion dealers, banks, as well as wholesale dealers, revise their gold prices multiple times in a trading day. Jewellers in Delhi adjust their gold rates by adding taxes, charges, and margins to the gold spot rate to arrive at retail prices.
The retail price of gold in Delhi is higher than the spot price because of the following reasons:
- Making Charges: Labour charges for preparing jewellery, ranging between 8-25% of the cost of gold.
- Dealer 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.
- Hallmarking Fees: These are certification fees for BIS hallmarking
- Transportation and Insurance: Costs of moving and insuring gold.
- Wastage Charges: This is regarded as compensation for gold lost or consumed during the making of jewellery.
Gold taxation in Delhi follows the national standards of gold taxation.
On physical gold purchases:- GST on gold value: 3%
- GST on making charges: 5%
- Import duty (embedded in price): 6%
- Making charges: Varies by jeweller and design
- Hallmarking charges: ₹45 per article (minimum ₹200 per consignment)
- Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG): 12.5% (if held for 24 months or more)
- Short-Term Capital Gains (STCG): As per the individual income tax slab
There is no extra tax for gold in Delhi.
Delhi’s gold consumption is more jewellery-driven, making it sensitive to seasonal trends. Gold demand in Delhi is fueled by:
- Cultural Significance: Gold plays an important role in weddings, festivals like Diwali and Dhanteras, and religious events in Northern India.
- Investment Demand: Rising investment in gold bars, gold coins, gold ETFs, and digital gold.
- Urban Affluence: High purchasing power of urban dwellers of Delhi.
- Jewellery Industry: Numerous factories cater to diverse consumer preferences.
- Seasonal Peaks: It is observed that there is a peak in gold demand during festivals and the wedding season.
While purchasing gold in Delhi, the consumer must remain alert for:
- Verify BIS Hallmark: It is important to ensure that the gold purchased is BIS hallmarked for purity.
- Check certification: Request certificates of purity and weight.
- Compare Making Charges: Negotiate and compare making charges among various jewellers.
- Request Detailed Invoice: The invoice should state weight, purity, manufacturing charges, GST, and total amount.
- Beware of Fake Gold: Avoid unregistered dealers and street vendors.
- Return Policy: Before purchasing gold, understand the return-and-buy-back or exchange policies.
- Transparency: Verify that all fees are clearly discussed.
Prices of gold in Delhi are similar to those in other big cities, but there are small variations. Delhi is marginally higher than other cities due to:
- Distance from import ports
- Greater local demand and consumption.
- Slightly higher operational costs.
- High demand was witnessed during the marriage season in North India.
- Competitive but not volume-sensitive markets
Best times to buy gold in Delhi are:
- Dhanteras: Extremely auspicious; rates may be slightly higher.
- Diwali: Festival season with higher demands.
- Akshaya Tritiya: It is believed to be a favourable time
- Karva Chauth: Popular festival for gold gift-giving.
- Wedding Season (October-March): Gold is a preferred gift option in the Northern region of India, and brides adorn themselves with Gold jewellery on their special day.
Consumers need to retain any documents supporting their gold purchase to avail protection from the law. Customers in Delhi are protected by law through:
- Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS): This is an independent body that is responsible for ensuring hallmarking and purity standards.
- Consumer Protection Act, 2019: It assists in registering complaints for defective or fraudulent gold.
- Consumer Disputes Redressal Forums: Forums for consumer dispute resolution exist at the district, state, and national levels.
- Legal Remedies: These include refunds, replacements, and compensation for fraud or fraudulent representation.
While buying gold in Delhi, there are certain things that you should bear in mind before making this purchase. These factors are:
- Purity and Hallmarking
- BIS Hallmark
- Gold Rate Today
- Making Charges
- GST and Taxes
- Buyback and Exchange Policy
- Reputation of the jeweller
- Purpose of Purchase
The maximum recorded gold price of 24K gold in Delhi is approximately ₹0 for 10 grams on .
The current rate of 1 gram of gold in Delhi is:
- 24K Gold: ₹NaN
- 22K Gold: ₹0
- 18K Gold: ₹0
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- Open a Free Demat account (If New to Dhan)
- Add money to your account
- Pick your Gold investment option
- Gold ETFs (like HDFC Gold ETF,SBI Gold ETF etc.)
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- Gold Futures/Options (like Gold Option Chain)
- Place your order
Gold taxes in Delhi are according to the national tax systems of India, which include Goods and Services Tax on the purchase of gold and Capital Gains Tax on selling it.
Tax on Buying Physical Gold
When you purchase physical gold in Delhi, the following taxes are charged:
- A GST of 3% is imposed on the value of gold.
- A GST of 5% is payable for making charges.
Tax on Selling Gold
When you sell gold, any profit that you make is liable for capital gains tax, the charge for which depends on:
- Short Term Capital Gains (STCG): If you tend to sell gold within 24 months of purchasing, then such income is added to your total income, which is liable for taxes as per your income tax slab rates.
- Long Term Capital Gains (LTCG): If transferred after 24 months, it is chargeable to tax at a flat rate of 12.5% (with cess and Surcharge).
To test purity, one can make use of the BIS CARE app to check the HUID number stamped on hallmarked jewellery or approach a BIS recognised Assaying & Hallmarking Center (AHC) for testing with XRF machines, whereas tests such as magnet test, ceramic scratch test, or float test can be utilised for a rapid purity test of gold at home.
Gold rates in Delhi are determined daily, starting with the global benchmark rates (LBMA, COMEX), factoring in the exchange rate between the USD and the INR, as well as import taxes/GST, then finalised by local bodies like the IBJA, driven by various factors such as festivals like Diwali or marriage ceremonies, or economic factors such as inflation or monetary policies, with additional charges by the jewellers.
Currently, the gold rate is priced at ₹0 for 22 karat gold per gram and ₹0 for 24 karat gold per gram in Delhi.
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