58.3% Pure · BIS 583
14K Gold Rate Today
Saturday, 25 April 2026 · National Average
Per Gram
₹8,735
14K · excl. GST
Per 10 Grams
₹87,350
14K · excl. GST
Per Gram + GST
₹8,997
incl. 3% GST
14K Gold Rate — All Weights
National average. City rates vary — see table below. Excludes making charges.
14K Gold Rate Across Major Indian Cities
City rates reflect local jewellers' association quotes and logistics premiums over the national base.
What is 14K Gold?
14 karat gold is 58.3% pure gold (583 parts per thousand), alloyed with 41.7% other metals. The BIS hallmark code is 583. While 14K is the most common gold purity in the United States and a significant standard in Europe, it has historically had limited penetration in India — where the cultural preference for high-purity (22K) gold is deeply ingrained. However, this is changing. As India's branded jewellery segment grows and younger buyers seek lighter, more affordable daily-wear pieces with modern designs, 14K is quietly gaining market share — particularly in mall-based and online jewellery platforms that serve the contemporary lifestyle segment. 14K gold is harder and more scratch-resistant than both 18K and 22K, making it extremely durable for rings, bracelets, and pieces worn every day.
Uses of 14K Gold in India
In India, 14K gold is most commonly found in the contemporary and fashion jewellery segment — lightweight rings, slim chains, earrings, and bracelets designed for everyday wear rather than ceremonial occasions. Some branded jewellers have introduced 14K lines explicitly positioned as affordable, modern, daily-wear alternatives to traditional 22K. Internationally, 14K dominates the American market and is widely used for diamond engagement rings, wedding bands, and fashion jewellery in Europe and North America. NRI buyers often bring 14K pieces from abroad. Given its lower gold content, 14K jewellery is significantly more affordable per piece (for a given weight) than 18K or 22K, making it accessible for first-time buyers and younger consumers.
Buying 14K Gold: Practical Tips
When buying 14K gold in India, look for the BIS 583 hallmark and HUID code — verify on the BIS Care app. Because 14K is less common domestically, ensure your jeweller has proper BIS registration for this purity. Understand that 14K has lower resale value in India than 22K — most Indian jewellers will buy it back at a discount to the 14K spot rate because it is not their primary production standard, and re-alloying to 22K costs them labour. If you are buying 14K for everyday wear, the durability is excellent — it resists dents and scratches better than 22K. For buyers who travel frequently to the US or Europe, 14K jewellery bought abroad can be an attractive value given American retail prices, but be aware of customs duty on return to India (gold above the duty-free limit attracts import duty).
This is general guidance. Always verify prices, purity, and jeweller credentials independently before any purchase.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 14K gold rate today in India?
Today's 14K gold rate in India is approximately ₹8,735 per gram (national average). On a 10-gram basis, that is ₹87,350. This is the base rate before 3% GST and making charges. City-specific rates vary slightly based on local jewellers' association quotes, transportation costs, and local demand — check the city table above for your location.
What is 14K gold purity?
14K gold is 58.3% pure, meaning it contains 583 parts of gold per 1,000 parts of total metal. The remaining 417 parts are alloying metals (typically copper, silver, or palladium depending on the colour and application). The BIS hallmark fineness code for 14K gold in India is 583.
What is the 14K gold price with GST today?
With 3% GST applied, today's 14K gold rate is approximately ₹8,997 per gram. On 10 grams, the GST-inclusive price is ₹89,971. Note that making charges are additional and also attract GST (typically 5% on making charges). Always ask your jeweller for a detailed invoice showing gold value, making charge, and the GST amounts separately.
How is the 14K gold rate calculated from the 24K rate?
The 14K rate is derived directly from the 24K (999 purity) national base rate using the purity ratio: 14K rate = 24K rate × (583 ÷ 1000). Since 14K gold is 58.3% pure, you pay for exactly that fraction of the 24K price. The 24K rate itself is derived from the international LBMA spot price converted at the prevailing USD-INR exchange rate, plus customs duty.
Is 14K gold BIS hallmarked in India?
Yes. 14K (583 fineness) is a recognised purity standard under the BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) hallmarking scheme. When buying 14K gold jewellery, look for the BIS hallmark triangle, the 583 fineness code, and the six-character HUID (Hallmark Unique Identification) code etched on the piece. Verify the HUID on the BIS Care mobile app before completing any purchase.
Which karat of gold is best to buy in India?
The right karat depends on your purpose. For traditional jewellery and bridal sets: 22K (916) is the Indian standard, offering the best colour and the strongest resale liquidity. For diamond-studded and contemporary jewellery: 18K (750) is preferred because its hardness holds stones better. For pure investment: 24K (999) coins and bars, or Gold ETFs and Sovereign Gold Bonds, are the most efficient. 14K occupies a more niche position — see the editorial above for its specific use cases.