🥇 Gold Jewellery Price Calculator
Know the exact price before you visit the jeweller — gold value + making charges + 3% GST
💡 Today's gold rate: Enter the rate shown on MCX, IBJA or GoodReturns.in for your city. Rate is per gram (divide ₹/10g by 10). E.g., if 10g = ₹73,000, enter ₹7,300 per gram.
Gold Details
24K (99.9%)
22K (91.66%) ★
18K (75%)
14K (58.5%)
Gross weight including stone (enter net gold weight for accuracy)
Check MCX / GoodReturns.in for today's rate
Making Charges
As % of gold value (most common method)
OR enter flat ₹ amount (leave blank if using %)
Typical:
Other Charges
BIS hallmarking fee ≈ ₹35–55 per piece
Deduct stone weight value if stones are set
💰 Total Jewellery Price (Invoice)
Gold Value
Making Charges
Sub-total (before GST)
GST @ 3%
On gold + making charges
Hallmarking
Total Invoice Price
Price / gram
Gold value %
Making cost
📋 BIS Hallmark Karat Reference
| Karat | Purity | BIS Hallmark | Common Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24K | 99.9% | 999 | Coins, bars, investment |
| 22K ★ | 91.66% | 916 | Traditional Indian jewellery |
| 18K | 75% | 750 | Diamond/studded jewellery |
| 14K | 58.5% | 585 | Western/lightweight jewellery |
Look for the BIS logo + hallmark code + jeweller's mark on every piece. Mandatory for gold sold in India since 2021.
Frequently Asked Questions
Gold price = (Weight × Rate × Purity) + Making Charges + 3% GST + Hallmarking. For 10g of 22K gold at ₹7,000/g with 12% making: Gold value = ₹64,162; Making = ₹7,699; GST 3% = ₹2,156; Total ≈ ₹74,017. This calculator does all this automatically.
3% GST on the combined value of gold + making charges. This is the standard rate since 2017. Some jewellers also show 5% GST on making charges separately — clarify with your jeweller before paying.
Chains/plain bangles: 6–10%. Rings/earrings: 10–14%. Necklace/sets: 12–20%. Handcrafted/designer: 20–35%+. Branded jewellers charge 8–16%; local jewellers 6–12% with room to negotiate. Always ask making charges as a percentage, not flat, so you can compare.
24K (99.9%) — too soft for jewellery, buy as coins or bars for investment. 22K (91.66%) — standard for Indian gold jewellery, strong enough for everyday wear. 18K (75%) — used for diamond jewellery, lighter and less expensive. Always check BIS hallmark: 916 = 22K, 750 = 18K.
Check MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange), IBJA (Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association) website, or GoodReturns.in — these show city-wise rates. The rate shown is per 10 grams — divide by 10 to get per gram. Jewellers may add ₹50–200/g premium above the standard rate.
Yes — especially for plain jewellery, bulk purchases, or during festive/off-season periods. On purchases above ₹2–3 lakh, you can often get 2–4% discount on making charges. Always negotiate before the invoice is issued, not after.