GoldXAU
HistoricalPeriod shown Aug 2006 – Jul 2026Observations 240 monthlyLow 586 USDHigh 5020 USD
India
Gold Price in India
Current calculated Gold reference in INR. A calculated reference — Gold or Silver's verified reference price, converted to INR — never a dealer or jeweller quote.
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24K Gold, per gram
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Gold price by purity
10 grams is a presentation convention — exactly 10 x the 1-gram reference, not a separate physical unit.
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| Purity | Per gram | Per 10 grams | |
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| 24K | Checking… | Checking… | 10 Grams |
| 22K | Checking… | Checking… | 10 Grams |
| 21K | Checking… | Checking… | 10 Grams |
| 18K | Checking… | Checking… | 10 Grams |
Silver price
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Per 10 grams
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Any local price this platform derives is a calculated reference value, not a dealer quote. Real local prices differ because taxes, import duties, dealer premiums, making charges and spreads apply. This platform does not model those figures and does not estimate them.
Global Gold & Silver historical context
This is the platform's verified global historical metal dataset — monthly USD averages from the World Bank Commodity Price Data ("Pink Sheet"), back to 1960. It is not a reconstructed local-currency price history: no verified historical FX series exists to build one honestly, so none is shown here.
SilverXAG
HistoricalPeriod shown Aug 2006 – Jul 2026Observations 240 monthlyLow 9.9 USDHigh 92.1 USD
Source: World Bank Commodity Price Data ("Pink Sheet"), Monthly Prices (opens in a new tab) · Licence CC-BY-4.0 · Monthly period averages, quoted in USD per troy ounce · Retrieved 2026-08-22. Global historical averages, not this country's local currency, and not spot, dealer or live prices.
Calculators, in INR
The same calculators every reader on this platform uses, preselected to INR for India. Switch currency, unit, or price source at any time — nothing here assumes a making charge, wastage, or tax rate on your behalf.
Jewellery Value Calculator
UnavailableChecking the platform reference…Break a jewellery price into fine metal, wastage, making charge, dealer margin and tax — every charge entered by you.
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How this is calculated
Fine metal value is your price multiplied by the fine-metal weight of the piece, with the purity fraction applied first and any unit difference converted exactly. Charges are then applied in a fixed order, each on a stated base: wastage and making on the fine metal value, dealer margin on the subtotal after those, and tax on everything before it. Every subtotal is shown so you can reconcile against your own invoice.
Dealers differ in the order they apply charges, so a total here may not match a specific shop's bill even with identical percentages. Every charge is a figure you entered — none is assumed, estimated, or sourced from any market.
Scrap Gold / Silver Calculator
UnavailableChecking the platform reference…Estimate what a buyer would pay for scrap, after the deduction and refining fee you specify.
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How this is calculated
Fine metal value is your price multiplied by the fine-metal weight, with the purity applied first. The buyer's percentage deduction comes off that value, then the flat refining fee. If the two together exceed the metal value the result is shown as a shortfall — the arithmetic is never clamped to zero.
This is arithmetic on your assumptions, not a quote. What a buyer actually pays depends on that buyer. No deduction, fee or margin is assumed by this platform.
Weight converter
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Purity & fine metal
CalculationNo market data requiredEnter a gross weight to calculate fine metal content.
How this page works
The INR figures on this page are a calculated reference: a verified Gold or Silver reference price, converted to INR using a verified USD/INR reference rate, then converted to grams and adjusted for purity. Every step is stated below, with its own source and timestamp.
India customarily quotes gold in both 1-gram and 10-gram figures. The 10-gram figure here is exactly ten times the 1-gram reference — a presentation convenience, not a second calculation or a different unit.
This is not an IBJA rate, an MCX rate, a city jeweller's quote, or GST-inclusive pricing. Local retail jewellery prices routinely differ from a calculated reference because of making charges, GST, and dealer margin — none of which this platform assumes, invents, or estimates on your behalf.