Highlights
- Gold Rate Today: 24-carat gold is listed at Rs 1,46,110 per 10 grams in Delhi.
- Latest Available Rate: The October 11 listing reflects the October 10 reference price.
- Price Per Gram: The indicative 24-carat gold price works out to Rs 14,611 per gram.
- Jewellery Buyers: The quoted gold rate does not include making charges and applicable taxes.
Gold Rate Today, October 11: 24-Carat Gold at Rs 1.46 Lakh in Delhi, What Buyers Should Know
Gold Rate Today, October 11, 2026: Gold continues to remain an expensive purchase for Indian households, particularly for families planning weddings, festive shopping or long-term investments. According to the Economic Times’ Delhi gold-rate tracker, the latest available price of 24-carat gold stands at Rs 1,46,110 per 10 grams.
The rate displayed for October 11 is based on the October 10 reference price. Since October 11 falls on a Sunday, buyers should treat this as the latest available listing rather than a newly confirmed trading-day quotation.
At this level, purchasing gold jewellery or coins requires careful budgeting, especially when additional charges are included.
Gold Price in Delhi: How Much Does 1 Gram Cost?
Based on the quoted 24-carat rate, the indicative prices are:
| Gold Quantity | Indicative Price |
|---|---|
| 1 gram | ₹14,611 |
| 2 grams | ₹29,222 |
| 5 grams | ₹73,055 |
| 8 grams | ₹1,16,888 |
| 10 grams | ₹1,46,110 |
| 20 grams | ₹2,92,220 |
These figures are calculated from the stated 24-carat reference rate and exclude taxes, making charges and dealer premiums.
Why Is the Final Jewellery Price Higher?
Many customers assume that the published gold rate represents the final amount payable at a jewellery store. However, the actual bill can be considerably higher.
Jewellers generally calculate the cost based on the weight and purity of the gold. Making charges are then added, followed by applicable GST.
For example, if a customer purchases gold worth Rs 1,46,110, a 3% GST on the gold value alone would amount to approximately Rs 4,383. The combined amount would reach around Rs 1,50,493 before making charges and any associated taxes on those charges.
This is only an illustration. Actual jewellery bills depend on purity, design, wastage policies and the jeweller’s pricing structure.
22-Carat vs 24-Carat Gold: Which Is Better?
Gold buyers should understand the difference between 22-carat and 24-carat gold before making a purchase.
24-carat gold is approximately 99.9% pure and is commonly used for investment products such as coins and bars. It is relatively soft, making it less suitable for many types of everyday jewellery.
22-carat gold contains approximately 91.6% gold, with other metals added to improve durability. It is widely used for traditional jewellery, including necklaces, bangles and earrings.
The 24-carat price quoted above should therefore not be mistaken for the actual retail rate of 22-carat jewellery.
What Should Gold Buyers Check Before Purchasing?
Customers planning to buy gold should compare rates across multiple jewellery stores and ask for a detailed breakdown of the total price.
Checking the BIS hallmark and verifying the Hallmark Unique Identification (HUID) number can help buyers confirm the authenticity of hallmarked jewellery.
Buyers should also understand making charges, exchange policies and deductions applicable when selling old jewellery.
Will Gold Prices Rise or Fall?
Gold prices are influenced by several factors, including international bullion markets, the US dollar, interest rates, geopolitical uncertainty and demand from investors.
Domestic prices are additionally affected by currency movements, import duties and local market conditions.
Although prices can fluctuate from day to day, buyers should avoid making decisions based solely on short-term movements. Comparing the final purchase cost and selecting the appropriate gold purity remain important.
For October 11, the latest stated Delhi reference rate is Rs 1,46,110 per 10 grams for 24-carat gold. Buyers should confirm the live retail quotation with their jeweller before completing a purchase.
