Today's Gold Rate in Pune

Find the most up-to-date prices for gold in Pune. The latest gold rates for both 22K and 24K gold are regularly updated here. Read on to find out the current price of Gold in Pune.

Updated on

21 Jun 2026

Today's Gold Rate in Pune

₹ 13,440/ 1 gram (22K)

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22 Carat Gold Rate in Pune (Today & Yesterday)

GramTodayYesterdayPrice Change
1 gram₹ 13,440₹ 13,420

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8 grams₹ 1,07,520₹ 1,07,360

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10 grams₹ 1,34,400₹ 1,34,200

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24 Carat Gold Rate in Pune (Today & Yesterday)

GramTodayYesterdayPrice Change
1 gram₹ 14,112₹ 14,091

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8 grams₹ 1,12,896₹ 1,12,728

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10 grams₹ 1,41,120₹ 1,40,910

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Gold Rate in Pune for Last 10 days

DateStandard Gold (22K)  (8 grams)Pure Gold (24K)  (8 grams)
20 Jun 2026₹ 1,07,520₹ 1,12,896
19 Jun 2026₹ 1,07,360₹ 1,12,728
18 Jun 2026₹ 1,11,200(0)₹ 1,16,760(0)
17 Jun 2026₹ 1,11,200₹ 1,16,760
16 Jun 2026₹ 1,11,400₹ 1,16,968
15 Jun 2026₹ 1,11,520₹ 1,17,096
14 Jun 2026₹ 1,09,720(0)₹ 1,15,208(0)
13 Jun 2026₹ 1,09,720₹ 1,15,208
12 Jun 2026₹ 1,09,360₹ 1,14,832
11 Jun 2026₹ 1,07,200₹ 1,12,560

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Updated On - 21 Jun 2026

ld can be bought in either the 22 - Carat form or the 24 - Carat form and the gold rates vary depending on the purity and quantity of gold present in an item. 22 karat golds are about 92% pure, making it less expensive than 24 Carat golds, which is 99.99% pure.

Today's Gold Price in Pune

Today's Gold Price in Pune

Gold Rate in Pune change on a daily basis, keeping into account world gold rates and market trends. Pune has transformed itself from an educational hub to a cosmopolitan city in the last few years and is now considered as an excellent destination for safe investments.

Gold, has been the preferred choice of investment in India regardless of the prevailing gold rate today, making it a commodity which is always in demand. Pune boasts of a qualified, professional crowd, one which has the money and wisdom to invest in gold.

With no gold mine in Pune, residents depend on gold supplied from other cities in India and exported gold to cater to their needs. This would mean that the gold here is a bit more expensive compared to places which produce gold.

Pune is considered one of the best destinations in India for safe-haven investments such as gold. Despite the surging gold prices, people's participation in the bullion trade has not been deterred in the city. However, there are a lot of questions left unanswered that are related to the precious metal. So, here is a detailed explanation aimed at covering every possible topic that relates to the bullion and its investment in Pune.

Things to know before Investing in Gold in Pune

Before investing in the bullion, one must know about a lot of things such the purity level, labour charges and even the time of your purchase. Here's a list of things to consider to give you an in-depth knowledge before making an investment.

  • The purity of gold - Gold is classified into many levels based on its purity. The most common ones are 24 karat, (99.9% and above), 22 karat (92% pure), 18 karat (75% pure and 14 karat (58.33% pure) gold. The 24 karat gold is considered as the purest form of the precious metal. However, the high level of purity limits its level of customizability to jewellers and 24 karat being very brittle is liable to break easily while performing sophisticated works on them. Hence, 22 karat gold is chosen over the 24 karat gold by jewellers to perform personalise designs according to its need.
  • Certification - Once you've zeroed in on the purity, the next thing to know is the certification of gold you're purchasing. Gold is usually certified into two categories - KDM gold and Hallmarked gold. They are categorised based on the metal used for alloying and purity. Before making the investment, it is important to ensure that the gold being purchased has the right certification.
  • Time of purchase - Most people believe that the time of purchase has nothing to do with the price of gold. In Pune, however, gold rates tend to go higher during the festive and wedding seasons due to an increase in consumer demand as opposed to purchases during the off season. Hence, it is also important to keep track of the prices during the time of purchase. Lookout for seasonal offers which major jewellery outlets put up often.
  • Labour charges - Another thing to consider when buying gold is the labour charge. A labour charge is a compensation for the man-hours spent on the type of jewellery you are buying. It also depends on the detailing required for the design. It can either be machine-made or man-made. Man-made jewellery is usually priced higher than the machine-made jewellery. However, at most jewellers, customers can also negotiate for a discount on the jewellery.

What Are The Factors Affecting Gold Price in Pune?

One of the most common misconceptions in Pune is that gold rates surge higher during festivals. However, the only reason prices tend to go up is due to the increased consumer demand during the festive season. Hence, it isn't necessary that the arrival of the festive season will result in gold rates going up.

However, gold marketed in the global markets are influenced by various aspects such as interest rates, exchange rates and the movement of the US dollar index. Gold is inversely proportional to the dollar,i.e., when the dollar value rises, gold plunges and vice versa. Similarly, if you're sure that US dollar index will gain against other currencies, please proceed and buy gold as gold rates will definitely decline against a strong dollar index.

FAQs on Gold Rate in Pune

  1. Will jewellers in Pune buy back old gold?

    Yes, most jewellers in Pune buy back old gold, but they may deduct charges for testing, melting, and refining. The buyback rate is usually based on the current gold rate minus a margin. Always get multiple quotes before selling.

  2. What is the gold rate today in Pune?

    ? The gold rate in Pune today is updated live on BankBazaar. You can check the current 24K, 22K, and 18K gold prices per gram and per 10 grams on this page, refreshed daily based on MCX rates and local market data.

  3. How is the gold rate in Pune determined?

    The gold rate in Pune is influenced by global spot prices (London Bullion Market), MCX futures prices, the USD-INR exchange rate, import duties, GST (3%), and the local jewellers' association rate set for the city.

  4. What is the difference between 22K and 24K gold in Pune?

    24K gold is 99.9% pure gold and is used primarily for investment. 22K gold contains 91.6% gold mixed with other metals, making it harder and more suitable for jewellery. In Pune, 22K is more commonly purchased at jewellery stores, while 24K is preferred for gold coins and bars.

  5. What is the gold rate per gram in Pune today?

    Today's gold rate per gram in Pune is updated on this page for 24K, 22K, and 18K variants. The rate is sourced from MCX and local market data and is updated daily.

  6. . What is the best time to buy gold in Pune?

     There is no guaranteed "best time," but historically gold prices tend to be lower during non-festive months (May–June and August). In Pune, demand peaks during Dhanteras, Akshaya Tritiya, and wedding seasons, which often drives prices higher.

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