Gold & Silver RatesGold & Silver Price Today — Live Domestic Rate
The Indian gold and silver bullion price, in Rupees per gram, from a domestic benchmark.
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This is a domestic bullion benchmark, not the exact price you'd pay at a jeweller. Import duty is already included, but GST and dealer making charges are not — expect the final retail price to run a few percent higher. The underlying rate also updates periodically through the day rather than tick by tick, so check the "Last updated" time under the cards.
Price Trend (7-Day)
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What This Price Actually Is
The numbers above track a domestic Indian bullion benchmark for gold (995 purity) and silver, sourced from Zerodha Fund House's public index feed. Unlike a raw international spot price, this is already an India-facing number — it reflects local bullion market pricing, not just the global rate converted at today's exchange rate. It refreshes periodically through the trading day rather than continuously, so treat it as "the latest known print," not a live tick.
Why This Differs From the Price You See at a Jeweller
A domestic bullion benchmark already prices in the cost of getting gold and silver into India. What it doesn't include is what a jeweller adds on top before you walk out with it:
- 1GST — a further 3% is added under India's goods and services tax.
- 2Dealer margin and making charges — varies by seller, typically a small premium on plain bullion and considerably more on finished jewellery.
Stack both together and a jeweller's price typically lands a few percent above the bullion benchmark shown on this page — a much smaller gap than you'd see comparing against a pure international spot price, since import duty is already accounted for here.
Gold vs Silver — Today's Movement
Gold and silver don't always move together. Gold tends to track macro signals — inflation expectations, central bank buying, currency strength — and moves in relatively small daily percentages. Silver has meaningful industrial demand (electronics, solar panels) alongside its investment role, which makes it noticeably more volatile day to day. The gold-to-silver ratio — how many ounces of silver it takes to buy one ounce of gold — is a common reference point traders watch alongside the two prices themselves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Close, but not exact. This is a domestic Indian bullion benchmark, so import duty is already baked in — unlike a raw international spot price. What's still missing is GST (3%) and the dealer's own making and wastage charges, which vary by seller. Expect a jeweller's final price to run a few percent above the number shown here, not the 14-18% gap you'd see against a pure global spot price.
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Data Source: Gold (995 purity) and silver prices are sourced from Zerodha Fund House's public domestic bullion index. This benchmark already accounts for Indian import duty but excludes GST and dealer making charges, and it updates periodically through the trading day rather than continuously — the "Last updated" time under the rate cards shows exactly when the figure was last printed. You can cross-check bullion benchmark rates against India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA). For informational purposes only — not investment advice. IPOLyst is not a SEBI-registered advisor.
Page content last reviewed September 7, 2026.