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Gold Rate Calculator

Calculate the pure gold value for any weight and purity based on today's 24K rate.

Please enter a valid gold rate, weight, and select purity.

Calculate total jewellery cost including making charges, GST on gold (3%) and GST on making (5%).

Enter valid weight and gold rate.

Convert gold weight between grams, tola, troy ounce, and kilograms.

Please enter a valid weight value.
Gold Price Formulas: Gold Value = (24K Rate/gram × Purity/24) × Weight in grams GST on Gold = Gold Value × 3% GST on Making = Making Charges × 5% Total Cost = Gold Value + Making Charges + GST on Gold + GST on Making

How to Use

1
Enter Today's Gold Rate

Enter the current 24K gold price per gram from your city's official rate (MCX/IBJA rate or jeweller's displayed rate).

2
Select Purity & Weight

Choose your gold purity (22K for most Indian jewellery) and enter the weight. Use grams or tola as preferred.

3
Get Complete Breakdown

Use the Jewellery Cost tab for full cost including making charges, wastage, and GST — so you know the exact final price.

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Frequently Asked Questions

22K gold rate per gram = 24K rate × 22/24 = 24K rate × 0.9167. So if 24K is ₹7,500/gram, then 22K = ₹7,500 × 0.9167 = ₹6,875/gram. Total gold value = 22K rate × weight in grams.

GST on gold in India: 3% on gold value + 5% on making charges. These are charged separately. For example, if gold value = ₹1,00,000 and making = ₹12,000: GST = ₹3,000 + ₹600 = ₹3,600 total GST.

1 tola = 11.6638 grams. This is the traditional Indian unit for gold. Many jewellers still quote prices in tola. Use our Weight Converter tab to convert between tola, grams, troy ounce, and kilograms instantly.

Making charges in India typically range from 8–12% for machine-made jewellery to 20–35% for handmade or antique designs. Some jewellers charge flat per-gram rates (₹300–₹800/gram). Making charges are negotiable and not regulated — always ask before buying.

24K = 99.9% pure gold — softest, most valuable, used for coins/bars. 22K = 91.67% — most popular in India for jewellery. 18K = 75% — used for diamond rings, more durable. 14K = 58.33% — common internationally, very durable, least expensive per gram.