14k Gold Price Per Gram

14k gold price per gram in India

Live rupee pricing from the international spot market. Local retail rates add import duty, GST and making charges on top of this figure.

14k gold, per gram

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Spot price - /g fine

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Melt value

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A buyer typically pays

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70 to 85% of melt

Why the local rate is higher than this one

India imports nearly all its gold, so the domestic rate carries import duty and 3% GST on top of the landed international price. Retail jewellery then adds making charges of anywhere from 8 to 25%. The figure on this page is the underlying metal value before any of that.

City rates published by local associations differ slightly from each other because of local levies and transport, not because the gold is different.

Hallmarking and the HUID

Hallmarking is mandatory for most gold jewellery sold in India, and each piece carries a six character alphanumeric HUID alongside the BIS mark and the purity number. 14k appears as 585. You can verify a HUID through the BIS Care app before buying.

14k is comparatively uncommon in Indian jewellery, where 22k dominates for traditional pieces and 18k for studded work. It appears most often in lighter contemporary and export oriented designs.

14k gold price per gram in India by weight

Priced against the live spot figure. Melt is the metal value; payout is what a gold buyer typically offers.

14k gold value by weight in grams
Weight Fine gold Melt value Buyer pays
1 g 0.58 g - -
2 g 1.17 g - -
3 g 1.75 g - -
3.5 g 2.04 g - -
4 g 2.33 g - -
5 g 2.92 g - -
6 g 3.50 g - -
7 g 4.08 g - -
7.5 g 4.37 g - -
8 g 4.67 g - -
9 g 5.25 g - -
10 g 5.83 g - -
14 g 8.17 g - -
20 g 11.67 g - -
30 g 17.50 g - -
40 g 23.33 g - -
50 g 29.17 g - -
85 g 49.58 g - -
100 g 58.33 g - -

Common questions

Why does the rate differ between Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai?

Local octroi, transport and association conventions cause small variations. The underlying international price is identical everywhere.

Is 14k gold hallmarked in India?

Yes. It is stamped 585 alongside the BIS mark and a HUID, the same as any other permitted purity.