Gold Rate Calculator

Calculate gold price including making charges and GST

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Gold Rate Calculator helps you calculate gold price including making charges and GST without a spreadsheet. Enter Weight (grams), Gold Rate per Gram (₹) and Making Charges (%) in any order — Gold Rate recalculates on every edit. Every Gold Rate answer can be reproduced by hand. Students and professionals reach for Gold Rate when speed matters. Gold Rate runs in your browser. Regional data stays in the tab. Gold Rate sits in the Regional section next to free online gold rate calculator and gold rate calculator. Gold Rate is great for comparing scenarios. Change one value and watch. Gold Rate stays bookmarked for next time.

What the defaults give

10 grams of 22K gold at ₹6,000 per gram costs ₹62,315.

That is ₹55,000 for the metal after the purity adjustment, ₹5,500 in making charges and ₹1,815 of GST.

The formula

Metal value = weight × rate per gram × karat ÷ 24
Making charges = metal value × making %
GST = (metal value + making) × 3%
Total = metal + making + GST

The rate you enter should be the 24K quote per gram, because the karat step scales it down. If your jeweller quotes ₹6,000 for 22K directly, set purity to 24K and enter that rate instead, or the metal value will be reduced twice.

Worked examples

10 g, 22K, ₹6,000/g, 10% making → metal ₹55,000, making ₹5,500, GST ₹1,815, total ₹62,315
10 g, 24K, same rate and making → metal ₹60,000, making ₹6,000, GST ₹1,980, total ₹67,980
10 g, 18K, same rate and making → metal ₹45,000, making ₹4,500, GST ₹1,485, total ₹50,985
10 g, 14K, same rate and making → metal ₹35,000, making ₹3,500, GST ₹1,155, total ₹39,655
10 g, 22K, no making charge → metal ₹55,000, GST ₹1,650, total ₹56,650

Where the bill really moves

Making charges are the least standard part of the quote. Hand-finished bridal work can run 20–35%, machine-stamped chains 8–12%, and plain coins or bars near zero. Because GST is charged on metal plus making, a 20% making charge adds 0.6% of the metal value in tax as well.

Purity is the second lever. 22K is 91.7% gold, 18K is 75%, 14K is 58.3%, so the same weight at the same base rate loses value in a straight line as karat falls. Nothing about the setting, stones or design is recovered at resale.

What the total leaves out

Hallmarking and assay fees, wastage charged as a percentage of weight, stone value, and any exchange or buy-back discount are not in the figure. Some states also add a small GST component on making separately, though the 3% rate on the whole bill is the common treatment.

Resale is usually quoted against the day's 22K or 24K rate minus a deduction, so the retail total you see here is a purchase price, not a liquidation value.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 10 grams of 22K gold cost at ₹6,000 a gram?

₹62,315 with 10% making charges and 3% GST. The metal itself is ₹55,000 after the 22/24 purity adjustment.

Should I enter the 22K or 24K rate?

Enter the 24K rate, because the calculator applies the karat fraction itself. Entering a 22K quote with 22K selected reduces the value twice.

Is GST charged on making charges?

Yes. GST at 3% applies to the metal value plus making charges, so higher labour content also raises the tax line.

How much does 18K gold cost for the same weight?

At ₹6,000 a gram, 10 g of 18K is ₹45,000 of metal, ₹4,500 making and ₹1,485 GST, for ₹50,985 — about 18% less than 22K.

Why is the resale value lower than this total?

Retail includes making charges and GST that are not returned on resale. Buy-back is typically based on the metal rate with a deduction for purity testing and melting.

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