Precise calculations for precious metals with real-time market data and professional analysis tools for investors and jewelers.
Gold (24K)
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Live precious metal prices with comparison analysis
| Weight | Live Price | Yesterday | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1g | ₹15,264.66 | ₹14,894.18 | ↗️ +₹370.48 (+2.49%) |
| 5g | ₹76,323.30 | ₹74,470.90 | ↗️ +₹1,852.40 (+2.49%) |
| 8g | ₹122,117.27 | ₹119,153.43 | ↗️ +₹2,963.84 (+2.49%) |
| 10g | ₹152,646.59 | ₹148,941.79 | ↗️ +₹3,704.80 (+2.49%) |
| 50g | ₹763,232.95 | ₹744,708.95 | ↗️ +₹18,524.00 (+2.49%) |
| 100g | ₹1,526,465.90 | ₹1,489,417.90 | ↗️ +₹37,048.00 (+2.49%) |
| Weight | Live Price | Yesterday | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1g | ₹244.02 | ₹230.82 | ↗️ +₹13.19 (+5.72%) |
| 10g | ₹2,440.15 | ₹2,308.21 | ↗️ +₹131.94 (+5.72%) |
| 50g | ₹12,200.75 | ₹11,541.05 | ↗️ +₹659.70 (+5.72%) |
| 100g | ₹24,401.50 | ₹23,082.10 | ↗️ +₹1,319.40 (+5.72%) |
| 500g | ₹122,007.50 | ₹115,410.50 | ↗️ +₹6,597.00 (+5.72%) |
| 1000g | ₹244,015.00 | ₹230,821.00 | ↗️ +₹13,194.00 (+5.72%) |
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Expert guides and reference information about gold and silver investments in India.
Gold purity is measured in karats, with 24K being the purest form at 99.9% gold content. In India, 22K gold (91.6% pure) is most common for jewelry due to its durability.
| Karat | Gold Content | Common Uses |
|---|---|---|
| 24K | 99.9% | Investment, gold bars, coins |
| 22K | 91.6% | Traditional Indian jewelry |
| 18K | 75.0% | Designer jewelry, rings |
| 14K | 58.5% | Western-style jewelry |
Gold has been the traditional investment choice in India for centuries, providing both security and cultural significance.
Silver is both a precious metal and industrial commodity, making its market dynamics different from gold. It has the highest electrical conductivity of all metals.
Silver prices are influenced by both precious metal investment demand and industrial consumption factors.
Understanding the tax implications of gold and silver purchases is essential for accurate valuation in India.
Currently, a 3% GST is applicable on gold jewelry and investment products in India. This is in addition to making charges which may be subject to GST separately.
Example Calculation:
Important Notes:
Common questions about gold and silver calculations and investments in India.
Gold purity is typically measured in karats, with 24K being pure gold (99.9%). The calculation works as: (Karat / 24) × 100 = Purity percentage. For example, 22K gold has a purity of (22/24) × 100 = 91.6%.
Making charges represent the labor cost involved in crafting gold jewelry. These charges vary based on the complexity of design and craftsmanship. They're typically calculated as either a flat fee or a percentage of the gold value (usually 8-25% of gold value in India).
Common conversions for precious metals:
Our calculator automatically handles these conversions for you.
In India, 3% GST applies to gold and silver purchases. For investment gains, gold held for over 3 years is subject to long-term capital gains tax at 20% with indexation benefits. Short-term gains (under 3 years) are taxed at your income tax slab rate.
Gold prices fluctuate constantly in international markets, but local jewelers typically update prices once or twice daily. Factors affecting prices include global economic conditions, inflation rates, currency values, interest rates, and geopolitical events.
Silver is generally more volatile than gold, offering potentially higher returns but with greater risk. It has industrial uses that gold lacks, making it sensitive to economic cycles. Many investors include both metals in their portfolio, with gold for stability and silver for growth potential.
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