Gold Rate Today in Chandigarh — Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh
Gold — Chandigarh
24K per 10g
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22K per 10g
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24K per 1g
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22K per 1g
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18K per 1g
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24K per 100g
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Indicative retail rates for Chandigarh region
Inclusive of 3% GST
Actual prices at jewellers may vary
Last updated: —
Source: Market data, incl. 3% GST
Daily Rate Update
Enter per gram figures from Goodreturns Chandigarh page each morning. All other values calculate automatically.
How Gold Rates Are Set in India
Gold prices in India are determined by a combination of international spot prices, the USD/INR exchange rate, import duties, and local taxes. The India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) announces wholesale reference rates each morning on working days. Retail prices quoted here are indicative of what consumers pay at jewellers in Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Panchkula, and Shimla — inclusive of 3% GST but before making charges.
- 24K gold is 99.9% pure — used in investment bars and coins.
- 22K gold (91.6% purity) is the standard for jewellery in India.
- 18K gold (75% purity) is common for studded or diamond jewellery.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the gold rate today in Chandigarh? +
Today’s gold rate in Chandigarh is updated every morning on this page. 24K and 22K gold rates per gram and per 10g are displayed above, inclusive of 3% GST.
Are the rates the same across Punjab and Haryana? +
Broadly yes. Rates across Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Panchkula, and Shimla differ by at most Rs 50-100 per 10g due to minor local levies. Retail prices at jewellers may vary further.
Does the gold rate include GST? +
Yes. The rates shown on this page include 3% GST. Making charges — typically 8 to 25% of gold value depending on design — are additional and charged by individual jewellers.
Why do gold prices change every day? +
Gold is a globally traded commodity. Its price fluctuates based on international demand, US Federal Reserve policy decisions, geopolitical tensions, currency movements (especially USD/INR), and domestic import duty rates set by the Indian government.
What is the best time to buy gold in India? +
Historically, gold prices dip slightly in the summer months (May-June) when wedding season demand falls. This varies year to year. Consult a financial advisor before making investment decisions — this page provides rate information only.
Disclaimer: Rates published on this page are indicative retail rates for the Chandigarh region, inclusive of 3% GST, sourced from market data. Actual buy/sell rates at jewellers, banks, or exchange counters may vary. North Desk is not responsible for any financial decisions made on the basis of these rates. Consult a qualified financial advisor for investment advice.