Saturday, 31 October 2026 | Indicative retail rates checked at approximately 6:16 AM IST. These are dated online listings, not guaranteed prices at any jewellery counter. They exclude GST, making charges and other applicable levies. The source pages can be revised after this snapshot.
Gold rate today in India: The dated Goodreturns listings show 24K gold at ₹14,225 per gram in Mumbai and Chennai and ₹14,240 per gram in Delhi and Lucknow. The corresponding 22K quotations are ₹13,039 and ₹13,054 per gram. Prices differ by location and provider, so the final bill should be checked against a written shop quotation.
Gold rate today, 31 October: 24K, 22K and 18K per gram
The following four city prices are from one provider, Goodreturns, whose city pages explicitly show 31 October 2026. Figures are indicative retail prices, not the IBJA bullion benchmark. Chennai’s 18K quote is slightly different from Mumbai’s on this source.
| City | 24K / 1g | 22K / 1g | 18K / 1g |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mumbai | ₹14,225 | ₹13,039 | ₹10,668 |
| Delhi | ₹14,240 | ₹13,054 | ₹10,683 |
| Chennai | ₹14,225 | ₹13,039 | ₹10,666 |
| Lucknow | ₹14,240 | ₹13,054 | ₹10,683 |
The difference between the Delhi/Lucknow and Mumbai/Chennai listings is ₹15 per gram for 24K and 22K on this provider. That does not establish the exact spread at individual jewellery shops; prices and making charges can vary even within a city.
Gold price per 10 grams in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and Lucknow
These 10-gram amounts are the matching same-source values for 31 October, with each one-gram figure multiplied by ten. They do not include the price of stones, labour or taxes.
| City | 24K / 10g | 22K / 10g | 18K / 10g |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mumbai | ₹1,42,250 | ₹1,30,390 | ₹1,06,680 |
| Delhi | ₹1,42,400 | ₹1,30,540 | ₹1,06,830 |
| Chennai | ₹1,42,250 | ₹1,30,390 | ₹1,06,660 |
| Lucknow | ₹1,42,400 | ₹1,30,540 | ₹1,06,830 |
Primary dated city sources: Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and Lucknow (Goodreturns, 31 October 2026). The source describes the quotations as indicative and excludes GST and other levies.
Has gold fallen since 30 October? Check the source before comparing
A daily comparison is more complicated than a simple subtraction. Goodreturns’ currently displayed historical series lists Mumbai 24K at ₹14,226 per gram on 30 October and ₹14,225 on 31 October, and 22K at ₹13,040 and ₹13,039 respectively. That is a ₹1-per-gram difference within its current historical table. However, the 30 October historical entry is different from the provider’s earlier 30 October live listing observed by this publication. The series appears to have been revised, so this is not presented as the change between two fixed morning snapshots.
An independent dated source also differs. 5paisa’s 31 October Chennai page lists 24K at ₹14,226 per gram and 22K at ₹13,040 per gram, ₹1 above Goodreturns’ corresponding 31 October Chennai figures. Its previous-day comparisons use its own data history. We have not averaged or merged those numbers with the primary city table. The distinction matters especially when a price series is revised during the day.
Gold price history: switch Day, Month or Year
Tap a period to switch between graphs and numerical tables. All prices are ₹ per 10 grams. Day tracks Goodreturns’ indicative 24K and 22K Mumbai retail series for 22–31 October 2026. Month and Year track RBI-based standard-gold bullion averages in Mumbai (99.5% fineness). These are different methodologies and purities, so the levels should not be combined or treated as directly equivalent.
Historical sources independently checked on 31 October 2026. The graphs are not live trading feeds and do not include GST or jewellery-making charges.
Why the Saturday IBJA benchmark is different
The India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) publishes separate benchmark rates for specified gold purities, generally in rupees per 10 grams. Its site explicitly says rates are not published on Saturdays, Sundays or central-government holidays. On Saturday, 31 October, its visible recent sessions were dated 30 October or earlier. Therefore, no 31 October IBJA AM or PM benchmark is claimed here. Retail indicative prices and IBJA benchmark prices must not be mixed in the same comparison.
What a buyer should check before paying
For a 10-gram 22K piece in Mumbai, the Goodreturns indicator is ₹1,30,390 for the gold component alone. It is not the final shop price. Ask the jeweller for the actual metal rate, net gold weight, making charges, GST and the value of any stones or other components. Compare total payable amounts for items of equivalent purity and weight rather than comparing only the displayed rate per gram.
For hallmarked jewellery, check the BIS mark, purity and six-character HUID where applicable, and retain the itemised invoice. The site’s gold hallmark, HUID and invoice guide explains what to verify. The Bureau of Indian Standards provides official hallmarking information. A 22K mark normally denotes 916 fineness, while 18K denotes 750 fineness; a 24K price must not be mistaken for a 22K jewellery quotation.
What affects gold quotations?
Indian gold prices can reflect movements in international gold markets, the rupee exchange rate, domestic supply and demand, duties, and the way a retail price publisher calculates its indicative figures. These factors provide context, not a verified explanation for this morning’s precise change. The different 31 October figures from Goodreturns and 5paisa illustrate why the source, unit, purity, date and observation time matter as much as the headline amount.
Frequently asked questions
What is the 22K gold rate in Mumbai on 31 October 2026?
Goodreturns’ dated 31 October listing shows ₹13,039 per gram, or ₹1,30,390 per 10 grams, before taxes and shop-specific charges.
How much is 10 grams of 24K gold in Delhi today?
The same provider lists ₹1,42,400 per 10 grams for 24K gold in Delhi on 31 October 2026. The actual jeweller’s quote may differ.
Does the 31 October price include GST or making charges?
No. The source’s indicative gold rates exclude GST, making charges and other applicable levies. Request a written invoice with each component shown separately.
Why does the monthly graph not include October 2026?
The monthly graph is an RBI-based historical Mumbai standard-gold bullion series, not the Goodreturns daily retail series. The last verified month in the cited historical dataset is July 2026. October is not estimated or filled using a different type of price.
Sources, timestamp and corrections
Verification snapshot: Saturday, 31 October 2026, approximately 6:16 AM IST, which is the time NewsThreads247 checked the dated pages, not a claim about when the sources first published their prices. The primary data are the four Goodreturns city listings, checked against the independent dated 5paisa Chennai listing. Historical retail observations come from Goodreturns’ displayed 10-day history. Monthly and yearly bullion values are separately sourced from the RBI-based DBIE table and BankCreds’ documented analysis of RBI data. IBJA is cited only to distinguish its benchmark and Saturday schedule.
Prices can change or be revised. If a material transcription or attribution error is identified, NewsThreads247 will correct the existing article and disclose the correction. This report is general consumer information, not personalised investment advice or a guaranteed offer. Read more in Finance, including the 30 October gold-rate snapshot for its separately dated observation.