Gold Rate In Tumkur
Today’s gold price in Tumkur is ₹ 15546 per gram for 24-karat gold, ₹14252 per gram for 22-karat gold and ₹11661 per gram for 18-karat gold. Prices here broadly follow the all-India trend but the rate in your city is shaped by local demand, jewellers’ association benchmarks, transport and insurance costs and city-specific taxes. During busy wedding or festival periods in Tumkur, strong demand and tighter supplies can keep prices and making charges firm, while quieter weeks may leave a little more room to negotiate. Whatever the day’s headline rate, the amount you actually pay will include making charges, GST and any design premium, so asking for a clear break-up on the invoice helps you understand the true cost per gram.
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18K Gold/g₹ 11,66117
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22K Gold/g₹ 14,25219
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24K Gold/g₹ 15,54620
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Gold Rate In Tumkur For Last 10 Days
| Date | 24K/10g | 22K/10g | 18K/10g |
|---|---|---|---|
| April 16 | ₹ 155,260 1440 |
₹ 142,330 1320 |
₹ 116,440 1060 |
| April 15 | ₹ 153,820 0 |
₹ 141,010 0 |
₹ 115,380 0 |
| April 14 | ₹ 153,820 1080 |
₹ 141,010 990 |
₹ 115,380 820 |
| April 13 | ₹ 152,740 0 |
₹ 140,020 0 |
₹ 114,560 0 |
| April 12 | ₹ 152,740 0 |
₹ 140,020 0 |
₹ 114,560 0 |
| April 11 | ₹ 152,740 -170 |
₹ 140,020 -160 |
₹ 114,560 -130 |
| April 10 | ₹ 152,910 -820 |
₹ 140,180 -750 |
₹ 114,690 -610 |
| April 09 | ₹ 153,730 4000 |
₹ 140,930 3660 |
₹ 115,300 3000 |
| April 08 | ₹ 149,730 -810 |
₹ 137,270 -740 |
₹ 112,300 -620 |
| April 07 | ₹ 150,540 -290 |
₹ 138,010 -260 |
₹ 112,920 -210 |
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Ahmedabad₹ 11,66112
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Amritsar₹ 11,67617
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Bengaluru₹ 11,66117
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Chennai₹ 11,9730
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Delhi₹ 11,67617
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Hyderabad₹ 11,66117
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Jaipur₹ 11,67617
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Kolkata₹ 11,66117
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Lucknow₹ 11,6760
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Mumbai₹ 11,66117
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Pune₹ 11,66117
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Surat₹ 11,66112
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Ahmedabad₹ 14,25719
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Amritsar₹ 14,26719
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Bengaluru₹ 14,25219
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Chennai₹ 14,3520
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Delhi₹ 14,26719
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Hyderabad₹ 14,25219
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Jaipur₹ 14,26719
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Kolkata₹ 14,25219
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Lucknow₹ 14,2670
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Mumbai₹ 14,25219
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Pune₹ 14,25219
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Surat₹ 14,25719
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Ahmedabad₹ 15,55120
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Amritsar₹ 15,56120
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Bengaluru₹ 15,54620
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Chennai₹ 15,6550
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Delhi₹ 15,56120
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Hyderabad₹ 15,54620
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Jaipur₹ 15,56120
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Kolkata₹ 15,54620
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Lucknow₹ 15,5610
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Mumbai₹ 15,54620
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Pune₹ 15,54620
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Surat₹ 15,55120
Gold Price Trends In Last 6 Months
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Gold Price Movement In Tumkur, April 2026
Gold Rates 18K (1g) 22K (1g) 24K (1g) 01 Apr ₹ 11205 ₹ 13697 ₹ 14939 16 Apr ₹ 11644 ₹ 14233 ₹ 15526 Highest rate in Apr ₹ 11,644 on Apr 16 ₹ 14,233 on Apr 16 ₹ 15,526 on Apr 16 Lowest rate in Apr ₹ 11,205 on Apr 01 ₹ 13,697 on Apr 01 ₹ 14,939 on Apr 01 Over all performance Rising Rising Rising % Change 3.92% 3.91% 3.93% -
Gold Price Movement In Tumkur, March 2026
Gold Rates 18K (1g) 22K (1g) 24K (1g) 01 Mar ₹ 12981 ₹ 15865 ₹ 17308 31 Mar ₹ 11205 ₹ 13697 ₹ 14939 Highest rate in Mar ₹ 12,981 on Mar 01 ₹ 15,865 on Mar 01 ₹ 17,308 on Mar 01 Lowest rate in Mar ₹ 10,495 on Mar 23 ₹ 12,826 on Mar 23 ₹ 13,990 on Mar 23 Over all performance Decline Decline Decline % Change -13.68% -13.67% -13.69% -
Gold Price Movement In Tumkur, February 2026
Gold Rates 18K (1g) 22K (1g) 24K (1g) 10 Feb ₹ 11844 ₹ 14475 ₹ 15791 28 Feb ₹ 12119 ₹ 14811 ₹ 16158 Highest rate in Feb ₹ 12,143 on Feb 26 ₹ 14,841 on Feb 26 ₹ 16,190 on Feb 26 Lowest rate in Feb ₹ 11,565 on Feb 18 ₹ 14,135 on Feb 18 ₹ 15,420 on Feb 18 Over all performance Rising Rising Rising % Change 2.32% 2.32% 2.32%
FAQ
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What is the gold rate today in Tumkur?
The current gold price in Tumkur is ₹15546 per gram for 24K gold, ₹14252per gram for 22K gold and ₹11661per gram for 18K gold. These levels can change during the day in line with moves in international bullion prices and the rupee–dollar exchange rate, so if you are planning a larger purchase, it is worth checking the latest quote close to the time you buy.
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Who decides today’s gold rate in Tumkur?
Daily gold rates inTumkur start with international bullion prices and the rupee–dollar exchange rate, but local factors then come into play. Jewellers’ associations in the region often publish reference rates, and individual jewellers overlay their own margins, making charges and running costs. Import duties, GST and city-specific overheads are built into the final tags, so the rate in Tumkur may differ from what you see in another city on the same day.
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Is gold cheaper in Tumkur compared to other cities?
Gold in Tumkur can be slightly cheaper or costlier than in other cities because the final price reflects more than just global rates. Local demand, the number of competing jewellers, transport and insurance costs and city-level taxes all influence what shows up on your bill. For big-ticket purchases, many buyers compare quotes from two or three jewellers or even nearby cities on the same day to judge both the rate and the level of making charges.
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What is 10 grams of 22K gold worth in Tumkur today?
At today’s price, 10 grams of 22K gold in Tumkur is worth roughly ₹14252, based on 10 multiplied by the 22K per-gram rate. This gives a useful baseline for the metal value alone. Once you pick a specific design in-store, the invoice for a 10-gram piece will also include making charges, any wastage and GST, which together can create a noticeable gap between the simple “rate × weight” calculation and the final amount you pay.
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Why does the gold rate change every day?
Gold prices move daily because they are tied to live markets, just like stock or currency prices.
Key reasons include:- Global gold price moves based on interest rates, inflation and risk sentiment.
- Rupee–dollar fluctuations, which change the landed cost of imported gold.
- Local demand spikes during festivals, wedding seasons or big investment days.
- Government duties and policy changes, which can alter imported gold’s base cost.
- Even if you check rates twice on the same day, you may see minor changes as markets move.
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Why is today’s gold price different in each city?
While the international price is common, final retail rates vary across Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata and other cities because of local costs and competition. Differences come from:
- Transport and insurance costs to move gold to different hubs.
- Varying making‑charge benchmarks and margins across jewellers.
- Local demand patterns (for example, strong wedding demand in some regions).
- So you may see a few rupees difference per gram between metros on the same day.
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What is the difference between 24K, 22K and 18K gold in today’s rate?
Today’s 24K price reflects almost pure gold (99.9%), so it is the highest per gram. The 22K rate is based on 91.6% purity and is used for most traditional Indian jewellery, while 18K (75%) is common for diamond, white‑gold and rose‑gold designs.
Your bill will mention the karat, today’s per‑gram rate for that karat in your city and the weight of gold used in the ornament.
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How can I be sure I am paying today’s correct rate?
To ensure you’re getting the correct day’s rate: Check live rates on trusted financial/gold‑rate portals before visiting a store.
- See if the jeweller’s displayed “today’s rate” per gram matches what you see online (allowing for small local differences).
- Ask for a detailed invoice that clearly shows purity (Karat), rate per gram, weight, making charges and taxes.
- If a store’s quoted rate is significantly above widely‑available rates without explanation, it’s better to cross‑check elsewhere.
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What is hallmark gold and why does it matter at today’s price?
Hallmark gold is jewellery that has been tested and certified for purity by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) and stamped with official marks. These marks confirm that the karat and fineness printed on the ornament match actual purity levels.
Buying hallmarked gold means you are more likely to receive full value for the purity you pay for, especially when today’s prices are high. It also makes resale and exchange easier because buyers trust the BIS mark.
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How do I check the purity and hallmark on a gold ornament?
Look for these on the jewellery:
- BIS logo
- Purity mark (e.g., 22K 916, 18K 750),
- Jeweller’s identification mark,
- Assaying & hallmarking centre mark and HUID (unique ID).
- You can also verify hallmarking centres and sometimes even HUID details through official BIS resources and apps, or get purity verified on a karat‑meter at reputed stores.
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Why is the gold jewellery price higher than the “today’s rate” shown online?
Online today’s rate usually shows the bare metal rate per gram without making charges and taxes. When you buy jewellery, you also pay:
- Making charges (percentage or per‑gram),
- Wastage/design premium for intricate work,
- GST on the total.
- Coins and bars have lower making charges, so their invoice value stays closer to the published day’s rate.
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Is today a good day to buy gold?
Whether today is a good entry point depends on your purpose, time horizon and budget rather than just the headline rate. If you are buying for:
A near‑term event (wedding/festival), you may prioritise timing of the function over waiting for a perfect price.
Long‑term investment, you can stagger buys through ETFs, SGBs or digital gold to average out short‑term volatility.
Checking where today’s price sits versus the last few months’ range can help you decide if you want to buy fully, partially, or wait.
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What are my options if I want to benefit from today’s gold price without buying physical gold?
You can get exposure to today’s gold price through:
- Gold ETFs, which track domestic gold prices and trade like shares on exchanges.
- Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs), which are government‑backed, give periodic interest and are linked to gold prices at redemption.
- Gold mutual funds or digital gold offered by some platforms.
- These options remove storage and purity worries, though they come with their own tax rules, exit conditions and market risks.
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How does today’s high price affect gold loans?
When gold prices are high, the value of the collateral you pledge (your jewellery) is also higher, so lenders may be able to offer a larger loan amount for the same ornament weight, within regulatory LTV limits. However, if prices fall sharply later, you may face a margin call or need to top up collateral depending on the lender’s policy.
Before taking a gold loan, compare interest rates, processing fees and foreclosure charges across banks and NBFCs.
Coins and bars are a straightforward way to hold gold for investment because most of the price reflects metal value rather than design. They are available in standard weights with purity markings, which makes it easy to compare them with the prevailing rate. Where you buy them from – a bank, branded jeweller or authorised dealer – and how you store them influences resale convenience and trust.
Jewellery combines use and savings: you get wearable pieces and some long-term value, but you also pay for design and craftsmanship. Making charges and design premiums usually do not come back fully at resale, so jewellery works best as “consumption plus buffer” rather than a pure return vehicle. Hallmarking, clear purity stamps and transparent billing help ensure that what you pay for is aligned with the underlying gold content.
Gold Exchange-Traded Funds provide gold exposure through the stock market, without physical delivery. Each unit represents a small quantity of gold, and the price closely tracks domestic gold rates after fund costs. They suit investors who want clean pricing, high liquidity and no storage worries and who are comfortable using demat and trading accounts.
Gold mutual funds typically invest in gold ETFs and allow you to buy or set up SIPs without a demat account. They fit well for investors who already use mutual funds for equity and debt and want to add gold from the same platform. Regular investing through SIPs can gradually build gold allocation without needing to time the market.
Digital gold products offered by certain platforms let you buy small amounts of gold online, which the provider says is backed by vaulted physical gold. The attraction is low entry amounts and app-based convenience, but terms on storage, fees and redemption into coins or bars differ across providers, and regulatory protections are not identical to market instruments. Digital gold is best used in modest amounts, with attention to provider reputation and a clear plan on when and how you intend to redeem or sell.
