Telangana

Gold Rate in Hyderabad

Tuesday, 26 May 2026

916

22K Gold

₹1,34,940

per 10 grams

₹13,494/ gram

₹1,07,952 / 8g  •  ₹13,49,400 / 100g

999

24K Gold

₹1,47,210

per 10 grams

₹14,721/ gram

₹1,17,768 / 8g  •  ₹14,72,100 / 100g

22K: -45/g  (-0.33%) vs yesterday
24K: -49/g  (-0.33%) vs yesterday

Hyderabad Gold Rate — All Weights

Hyderabad Gold Rate - Per Gram, 8g, 10g, 100g

Weight22K Gold24K Gold
1 gram₹13,494₹14,721
8 grams₹1,07,952₹1,17,768
10 grams₹1,34,940₹1,47,210
100 grams₹13,49,400₹14,72,100

Rate per gram - 22K: ₹13,494 | 24K: ₹14,721. Excludes GST & making charges.

Disclaimer: Gold rates shown are indicative and exclude GST, making charges, and local levies. Rates are based on indicative market data and may not reflect real-time prices. Contact your local jeweller for exact pricing before making any purchase decision.

Gold Rate in Hyderabad with GST (3%)

Every gold purchase in India attracts 3% GST on the metal value. The prices below show what you actually pay at a Hyderabad jeweller — base rate plus GST — before making charges.

Weight22K with GST24K with GST
1 gram₹13,899₹15,163
8 grams (1 sovereign)₹1,11,191₹1,21,301
10 grams₹1,38,988₹1,51,626
50 grams₹6,94,941₹7,58,132
100 grams₹13,89,882₹15,16,263

GST is charged at 3% on gold value only. Making charges typically attract 5% GST separately and are not included above.

Gold Market in Hyderabad

Hyderabad's relationship with gold is shaped profoundly by its Nizami heritage. The city's royal courts were historically famous for elaborate gold jewellery featuring Polki diamonds, Kundan settings, and intricate Meenakari work — traditions still practised by skilled artisans clustered around Laad Bazaar, adjacent to the iconic Charminar. Today, Laad Bazaar draws both local shoppers and tourists seeking authentic Hyderabadi bridal gold sets, bangles, and traditional lac-and-gold bangles unique to the city.

Where to Buy Gold in Hyderabad: Key Markets

Laad Bazaar is the historic heart — narrow lanes beside Charminar packed with shops selling bangles, bridal sets, and heritage pieces. Basheerbagh and Abids host long-established retail jewellers. The commercial and branded jewellery footprint concentrates in Banjara Hills, Jubilee Hills, and Hitec City, where Malabar Gold, Kalyan Jewellers, Tanishq, and Joyalukkas run flagship stores. Koti and Sultan Bazaar cater to mid-market buyers with dozens of family-run jewellers. Secunderabad's M.G. Road is the main retail gold belt on the twin-city side.

Hyderabad Jewellery Styles & Local Preferences

Hyderabadi bridal jewellery has its own identity — heavy Jadau sets with uncut Polki diamonds, Satlada and Panchlada multi-string pearl-and-gold necklaces reflecting the city's Nizam-era pearl heritage, and the classic Karanphool-Jhumar earrings. The Nethichutti (forehead ornament) and broad Kada bangles complete the set. Beyond heritage pieces, the city's younger, design-conscious demographic in Hitec City and Banjara Hills actively buys light-weight, contemporary 18K and diamond jewellery from premium brands.

Festive & Seasonal Gold Demand in Hyderabad

Bathukamma, the Telangana flower festival, and Bonalu drive regional demand peaks in the monsoon months. Ugadi in March–April, Akshaya Tritiya, and Dhanteras dominate the main festive calendar. The Telugu wedding season peaks between November and February. Hyderabad also sees notable gold-buying activity during house-warming (Gruha Pravesh) ceremonies — gifting a small gold coin or jewellery piece is a common tradition among Telugu families.

Buying Gold in Hyderabad: Practical Tips

Laad Bazaar is best suited to buyers who want authentic heritage designs and are willing to verify purity carefully — always ask for BIS hallmark and HUID verification even at heritage shops. For modern BIS-hallmarked purchases with clear GST invoicing, the branded showrooms in Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills are the safest route. Hyderabad buyers should confirm whether pearl or Polki stone weight is billed separately from the gold — it should never be charged at the gold rate.

This is general guidance. Always verify prices, purity, and jeweller credentials independently before any purchase.

How the Hyderabad Gold Rate Is Determined

The gold rate in Hyderabad is not arbitrarily set. It is derived from a chain that begins with the international spot price, typically quoted in US dollars per troy ounce on the COMEX and LBMA. That dollar figure is converted into Indian rupees per 10 grams using the prevailing USD-INR exchange rate. Customs duty on gold imports and a 3% GST are then layered on top to arrive at a landed domestic price.

Local jewellers' associations in Telangana — along with wholesale bullion dealers in Hyderabad — announce daily rates that further reflect local transportation costs, dealer margins, and short-term demand conditions. When you shop at a jeweller in Hyderabad, the sticker price you see per gram is this local-adjusted base rate. On top of that, the final invoice adds making charges (typically 8–25% of the gold value, depending on the design), any wastage charges, stone weight (if the piece has diamonds or gemstones), and 3% GST on the total.

Rates can move within the day in response to global price shifts and rupee movements, which is why Hyderabad jewellers often update their sticker prices each morning. For purchases above a few grams, many buyers in Hyderabadcall or check online for the day's quoted rate before visiting the showroom.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the gold rate in Hyderabad today?

Today's gold rate in Hyderabad is ₹13,494 per gram for 22K (916 purity) gold and ₹14,721 per gram for 24K (999 purity) gold. These are indicative base rates excluding 3% GST, making charges, and any stone or wastage charges your jeweller may add.

Why does the gold rate in Hyderabad differ from other cities?

Gold rates in Hyderabad can vary slightly from the national average because of local jewellers' association quotes, state-specific levies, transportation costs from import ports, and the concentration of wholesale bullion dealers. The base gold price is set globally, but the landed cost to a Hyderabad retail jeweller is also influenced by supply-chain distance to the nearest bullion hub.

Where can I buy BIS-hallmarked gold jewellery in Hyderabad?

You can buy BIS-hallmarked gold jewellery from any registered jeweller in Hyderabad — look for the BIS triangle logo, the purity stamp (916 for 22K or 999 for 24K), and the six-character HUID code etched onto the piece. Verify the HUID on the BIS Care mobile app before paying. Major branded chains and long-established family jewellers in the city typically maintain full BIS compliance.

What is the gold rate in Hyderabad with GST today?

With 3% GST included, today's gold rate in Hyderabad is approximately ₹13,899 per gram for 22K gold and ₹15,163 per gram for 24K gold. On a 10-gram 22K purchase you would pay around ₹1,38,988 inclusive of GST — the GST component alone on that 10 grams is about ₹4,048. Note that making charges, wastage, and stone-setting fees are additional and are also subject to GST (typically 5% on making charges). Always ask your Hyderabad jeweller for a GST-compliant tax invoice that separately lists gold value, making charges, and the GST amount.

How much gold does a typical bridal set cost in Hyderabad?

At today's Hyderabad rate of ₹13,494 per gram for 22K gold, a 50-gram bridal jewellery set would have a base metal value of approximately ₹6,74,700, before making charges (typically 8–25%) and 3% GST. A full traditional bridal trousseau often involves 100 grams or more of 22K gold across multiple pieces, and the overall invoice can be significantly higher once making charges, wastage, and stone components are added.

Is the gold rate in Hyderabad for 22K or 24K?

We publish both 22K (916 purity, used in almost all Indian jewellery) and 24K (999 purity, used in investment coins, bars, and digital gold products) rates for Hyderabad. 22K is the right benchmark if you are shopping for jewellery at a Hyderabad jeweller. 24K is the relevant benchmark if you are buying investment-grade gold coins, bars, Sovereign Gold Bonds, Gold ETFs, or digital gold.