10 August 2026
Gold prices are indicative and sourced from market data. Actual prices may vary based on jeweller, GST (3%), and making charges.
10 August 2026
| Weight | 24K Price | 22K Price | 18K Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Gram | ₹14,923 | ₹13,679 | ₹11,192 |
| 8 Grams | ₹1,19,384 | ₹1,09,432 | ₹89,536 |
| 10 Grams | ₹1,49,230 | ₹1,36,790 | ₹1,11,920 |
| 100 Grams | ₹14,92,300 | ₹13,67,900 | ₹11,19,200 |
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Total cost
₹1,36,790
Indicative price based on today's Agra gold rate. Excludes making charges, GST and other levies.
Select your city, choose the gold purity (24K, 22K or 18K) and enter the weight in grams. The calculator instantly multiplies today's per-gram gold rate for that purity in your city by the weight to show the total cost. Use it to estimate the value of coins, bars or jewellery before you buy or sell.
The cost is calculated as today's gold rate per gram × weight in grams, adjusted for purity. 24K is 99.9% pure gold, 22K (the standard for Indian jewellery) is about 91.6% pure, and 18K is 75% pure — so a lower karat costs less per gram. Final jewellery bills also add making charges (typically 8–25%) and 3% GST, which this calculator does not include.
Gold prices track international bullion rates and the rupee-dollar exchange rate, but the final rate in each city varies slightly due to local jeweller association rates, state taxes, transport and regional demand. That is why the gold rate in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai or Bangalore can differ by a few rupees per gram on the same day.
See how Agra's gold rate compares with other major Indian cities
| City | 24K (per gram) | 22K (per gram) | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| AAgraYou're viewing | ₹14,923 | ₹13,679 | View |
| DDelhi | ₹14,923 | ₹13,679 | View |
| MMumbai | ₹14,908 | ₹13,666 | View |
| BBangalore | ₹14,908 | ₹13,666 | View |
| CChennai | ₹15,120 | ₹13,860 | View |
| HHyderabad | ₹14,908 | ₹13,666 | View |
| KKolkata | ₹14,908 | ₹13,666 | View |
24K / gram
₹14,923
22K / gram
₹13,679
24K / gram
₹14,923
22K / gram
₹13,679
24K / gram
₹14,908
22K / gram
₹13,666
24K / gram
₹14,908
22K / gram
₹13,666
24K / gram
₹15,120
22K / gram
₹13,860
24K / gram
₹14,908
22K / gram
₹13,666
24K / gram
₹14,908
22K / gram
₹13,666
Gold has been an integral part of Indian culture, tradition, and economy for thousands of years. As one of the largest consumers of gold globally, India's gold market is driven by cultural significance, investment demand, and jewellery requirements.
Gold prices in Agra are influenced by several key factors including international gold prices (denominated in USD), the INR/USD exchange rate, import duties and taxes, and local demand & supply dynamics. The standard measure for gold in India is per gram, though jewellers may also quote prices per 8 grams (1 tola) or 10 grams.
Traditional method involving purchasing jewellery, coins, or bars. While highly tangible, it involves storage costs, making charges, and security risks.
Government securities denominated in grams of gold. They offer an additional 2.5% annual interest and tax exemption on capital gains if held till maturity.
Exchange Traded Funds that track domestic physical gold prices. They can be traded like stocks, offering high liquidity with no making or storage charges.
Allows you to buy 24K gold online in fractions (even for ₹1). The seller stores physical gold in secure vaults on your behalf.
Common questions about gold prices, purity, and buying gold in Agra
The gold rate in Agra is updated daily on this page. You can find the latest prices for 24 Karat, 22 Karat, and 18 Karat gold per gram. Prices may vary slightly between jewellers due to making charges and GST.
Gold prices can differ between cities due to transportation costs, local taxes, demand and supply dynamics, and the presence of gold refining facilities. Cities closer to ports where gold is imported tend to have slightly lower prices compared to inland cities.
24 Karat gold is 99.9% pure gold and is the purest form available. 22 Karat contains 91.6% gold mixed with other metals for durability – this is the most popular form for jewellery in India. 18 Karat contains 75% gold and is used for contemporary and studded jewellery, offering more durability at a lower price point.
When buying gold jewellery, you need to pay the gold price plus GST (3% on gold value), making charges (varies by jeweller and design complexity, typically 8-25% of gold value), and hallmarking charges. Some jewellers also add wastage charges for intricate designs.
Gold has historically been considered a safe-haven investment in India. It serves as a hedge against inflation and currency depreciation. You can invest in physical gold (coins, bars), Gold ETFs, Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs), or digital gold. Each has its own advantages – SGBs offer 2.5% annual interest, while physical gold provides tangible ownership.
Gold prices tend to be lower during off-season months (May-July) when demand is relatively subdued. However, timing the market perfectly is difficult. Many financial advisors recommend systematic investment in gold through SIPs in Gold ETFs or regular purchases to average out price fluctuations.
Hallmarking is a purity certification given by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). Since June 2021, mandatory hallmarking ensures that gold jewellery sold in India meets the claimed purity standards. Look for the BIS hallmark, purity grade (like 916 for 22K), and the jeweller's identification mark when purchasing gold jewellery.