Sunday, 1 November 2026 · Source pages checked around 6:43 AM IST. The prices below are today-dated indicative retail listings, not new Sunday bullion-trading prices or guaranteed jeweller quotations. Goodreturns shows the same figures as 31 October in its historical series. No fresh Sunday IBJA benchmark is available.
Gold rate today in India: Goodreturns lists Mumbai and Chennai at ₹13,888 per gram for 24K, ₹12,730 for 22K and ₹10,416 for 18K. Delhi and Lucknow are ₹15 per gram higher for each purity. These indicative figures exclude applicable taxes and jewellery-making charges. Buyers should compare the total payable invoice.
Gold rate today, 1 November: 24K, 22K and 18K per gram
The four city quotations below all come from the same provider’s pages explicitly dated 1 November 2026. They are retail indicators rather than bullion benchmarks, exchange-traded contracts or fixed jeweller offers.
| City | 24K / gram | 22K / gram | 18K / gram |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mumbai | ₹13,888 | ₹12,730 | ₹10,416 |
| Delhi | ₹13,903 | ₹12,745 | ₹10,431 |
| Chennai | ₹13,888 | ₹12,730 | ₹10,416 |
| Lucknow | ₹13,903 | ₹12,745 | ₹10,431 |
Gold price per 10 grams in four cities
The following values are calculated as ten times the same source’s listed per-gram figures. No separate benchmark or retailer quote has been mixed into this table.
| City | 24K / 10g | 22K / 10g | 18K / 10g |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mumbai | ₹1,38,880 | ₹1,27,300 | ₹1,04,160 |
| Delhi | ₹1,39,030 | ₹1,27,450 | ₹1,04,310 |
| Chennai | ₹1,38,880 | ₹1,27,300 | ₹1,04,160 |
| Lucknow | ₹1,39,030 | ₹1,27,450 | ₹1,04,310 |
Direct city sources: Mumbai · Delhi · Chennai · Lucknow (Goodreturns, each dated 1 November 2026). The provider labels its prices indicative and excludes GST and other levies. The pages show the date but do not provide a separately verifiable source-release time; the timestamp above is our observation time.
Did gold prices change on Sunday?
In Goodreturns’ Mumbai history, 24K is ₹13,888 per gram on both 31 October and 1 November, while 22K remains ₹12,730. The Delhi and Lucknow history likewise carries forward Saturday’s ₹13,903 (24K) and ₹12,745 (22K). The correct Saturday-to-Sunday comparison in this dated series is ₹0 per gram for these purities; it does not imply that every jewellery shop will hold its own quotation unchanged.
There is an important distinction between today versus yesterday and the earlier Friday-to-Saturday fall. The provider’s current Mumbai historical table shows 24K moving from ₹14,226 on Friday 30 October to ₹13,888 on Saturday 31 October, a ₹338-per-gram decrease. That earlier move should not be presented as a fresh Sunday fall. Historical records can also differ from rates observed at earlier times on the original day.
As an independent same-calendar-day comparison, The Times of India’s Mumbai rate page dated 1 November displays ₹13,888 (24K), ₹12,730 (22K) and ₹10,416 (18K), matching Goodreturns. Its displayed ₹338/₹310 change corresponds to the 30–31 October difference, so this report does not use that change as a Sunday movement. This comparison corroborates the displayed numbers, not a new independent market transaction.
Gold price history: Day / Month / Year
Unit: ₹ per 10 grams. Tap a period to switch views. Day is Goodreturns’ indicative Mumbai 24K/22K retail series (23 October–1 November 2026). Month and Year use a separate RBI-based Mumbai standard-gold bullion series, 99.5% purity. The series have different methods and purities and must not be directly compared.
Historical source verification: 1 November 2026 morning IST. RBI-based historical data are not retail jewellery quotations; all quoted series exclude jewellery-making charges and GST.
Why there is no new IBJA Sunday rate
The India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) publishes a separate AM/PM bullion benchmark series and states that it does not publish rates on Saturdays, Sundays or central-government holidays. Its latest dated entries visible this morning were for Friday, 30 October. We have not labelled Friday’s IBJA rates as a Sunday benchmark, and we have not inserted them into the retail price tables.
What jewellery buyers should check
A 10-gram 22K piece has an indicative Mumbai metal value of ₹1,27,300 using the above source, but that is not the final invoice. A seller may use a different metal rate and add making charges, applicable GST and separately priced stones or other components. Ask for net gold weight, purity, itemised making charges and the complete payable amount.
For 22K jewellery, look for 916 fineness; for 18K, 750 fineness. Check the BIS hallmark and HUID where applicable, and retain the itemised invoice. Use the gold hallmark and HUID checklist and the official Bureau of Indian Standards guidance.
To compare two real shop quotations—including making charges, discounts and an adjustable GST assumption—try our Gold Jewellery Price & GST Calculator. It does not fetch live rates: enter each jeweller’s actual quoted per-gram price.
Why different gold websites may disagree
A dated page can represent an indicative city retail rate, a dealer quotation, a historical closing value or a bullion benchmark. Providers may use different assumptions and update schedules, especially on weekends. Before treating two prices as comparable, check date, observation time, city, purity, unit, tax treatment and method. Do not interpret Sunday carry-forward prices as evidence of Sunday exchange trading or a market forecast.
Quick answers
What is the 22K gold rate in Mumbai on 1 November 2026?
Goodreturns’ 1 November listing shows ₹12,730 per gram or ₹1,27,300 per 10 grams, before GST and jeweller-specific charges.
What is the 24K gold rate per 10 grams in Delhi?
The same dated source lists ₹1,39,030 per 10 grams, equivalent to ₹13,903 per gram. This is an indicative rate, not a guaranteed shop quote.
Did gold become cheaper on Sunday?
Not in Goodreturns’ displayed Saturday-to-Sunday city series: its 1 November values match 31 October. The fall from Friday to Saturday is a separate historical comparison.
Are GST and making charges included?
No. The cited rates are indicative metal prices. Request a complete itemised quotation from the jeweller.
Sources, timing and corrections
Independent verification snapshot: 1 November 2026, approximately 6:43 AM IST. This is NewsThreads247’s observation time, not a claimed source-release timestamp. Today-dated Goodreturns Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and Lucknow provide the primary indicative retail quotations. The Times of India Mumbai listing provides a separate same-day corroboration. Historical RBI-based standard-gold values are attributed to BankCreds’ documented RBI data reproduction; IBJA is cited only for the separate benchmark and weekend schedule.
Rates may be revised by their publishers; a correction to a material transcription or sourcing error will be made in this same article and disclosed. This is consumer information, not investment advice or a guaranteed purchase quote. Read the Finance section and the 31 October morning snapshot for separately dated reporting.