Gold Rate Today in Shikrapur, Pune

24K is the purest form of gold. It is soft, which is why it is bought as coins and bars rather than worn as ornaments.

22K is what most Indian jewellery is made in. Mixing a small amount of other metal gives the gold enough strength to hold a setting and survive daily wear, while staying close to pure.

18K is harder still, which suits stone-set pieces and lighter, more detailed designs where the metal has to grip securely.

Every gold ornament at Baba Jewellers is 100% BIS Hallmarked, so the purity you are quoted is certified rather than promised.

The rate above is the price of the metal itself, per gram. The final price of an ornament is that rate multiplied by its weight, plus making charges for the craftsmanship, plus GST.

We show all three parts openly — the day's rate, the making charges and the GST — with no hidden costs. You are welcome to ask for a complete breakup before you buy.

Weight matters most on the heavier pieces, which is why it is worth knowing the rate before a wedding purchase. Our bridal jewellery page sets out what a full set usually includes.

Gold is traded internationally, so the rate moves with the global spot price, the rupee's exchange rate against the dollar, and import duty. Bullion markets are shut at weekends and on holidays, which is why the rate sometimes reads the same two days running.

We refresh this page every morning. For the exact rate at the moment you buy, call us or visit either showroom.