Our indicative 22K and 24K rate for Bengaluru, updated through the day, with the official source to confirm the exact published figure. We do not set or claim the rate.
Every rate page stops at the price. This one tells you what the price actually means for your side of the trade. Updated automatically every morning.
The market is sitting close to its recent averages. Neither side has a clear edge today.
The market is sitting close to its recent averages. Neither side has a clear edge today.
We keep score on this lean in public, including when it goes against us. Expect it to land near a coin flip: over the past year 56% of days closed higher, and that is just gold's long climb, not a signal anyone can trade on.
The range is a different kind of claim. Ranges built this way contained the next day's move about 8 times in 10 when the method was tested against the last twelve months of international price and rupee movement. That is what we expect, not a promise, and not our live record, which starts today. Where the price lands inside the range is the coin flip.
What the band is measured against. Our rate is an indicative benchmark, computed from the international price and the rupee plus a standard duty and GST assumption. It is not a traded Bengaluru price, so confirm the exact published figure with the source before you act. Accuracy is tracked from 19 July 2026 with nothing backfilled. How we calculate this
The rate everyone quotes is a reference, not a price. Buyers pay above it, sellers receive below it.
Typical Indian market ranges, shown to illustrate the spread. Making charges and buyer deductions vary a lot by shop, so your actual quote will differ. Always get it in writing.
We are not claiming to know where the price goes next. Everything above is read off standard technical indicators: a 14-day RSI, where the price sits against its 125-day average, where it sits inside its 12-month range, and how choppy trading has been lately. That is chart reading, nothing more.
Most people buying or selling gold and silver never get to see what those charts say, because reading them is a skill they were never taught. So we read them and put it in plain words. That is the entire purpose of this panel.
It is for education only. It is not a buy or sell signal, it is not investment advice, and it should not be the basis of a transaction. Gold and silver can move either way on any given day, and this panel will be wrong regularly. If you are about to buy or sell, the numbers that decide your outcome are the making charges and deductions above, not this.
These are public, well-documented indicators. Anyone can learn to read them, and if you want to understand how we put this together, get in touch.
Every call we have published, with what actually happened. Started 19 July 2026.
| Call made | Range we published | What it did | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 Jul | ±1.78% | +0.63% | In range |
| 29 Jul | ±1.65% | +2.47% | Missed |
| 28 Jul | ±1.64% | -1.07% | In range |
| 27 Jul | ±1.61% | -1.49% | In range |
| 24 Jul | ±1.68% | +1.21% | In range |
| 23 Jul | ±1.93% | -1.81% | In range |
| 22 Jul | ±1.94% | +0.83% | In range |
| 21 Jul | ±1.85% | +2.01% | Missed |
| 20 Jul | ±1.85% | +0.35% | In range |
| 17 Jul | ±2.11% | -0.56% | In range |
Shown as percentage moves so the record stays comparable across days, whatever the rate was on the day.
Educational only. This is our reading of the market, not investment advice, and not a guarantee of any future price. We are not a gold buyer and earn nothing from your sale.
We are not a gold buyer. We are a marketing and software company, and this tool is free because it is how gold businesses find us. If you run one, this is what we do:
Range-bound. No clear push either way right now, just small daily moves in both directions.
Bengaluru's gold trade is centred on the old markets around Avenue Road, Chickpet and Balepet, with the Ambika Market rate widely treated as the city's daily trade reference alongside the Jewellers' Association of Bangalore.
Whether you are buying 22K jewellery on Commercial Street or valuing old gold to sell, the rate moves every day with the international price and the rupee. The figure on this page is our indicative estimate; confirm the exact Bengaluru rate with the source before you act.
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Selling old gold and buying new jewellery do not use the same maths. One strips value down to pure metal, the other adds charges on top. Here is exactly how each is worked out.
A gold buyer pays for metal only. Anything that is not gold, such as stones, kundan, enamel, lac filling or thread, is weighed out and deducted first.
Net gold weight = gross weight − stone and non-gold weight
Amount payable = net gold weight × today's rate per gram for that purity
Example: a 22K chain weighing 20 g gross with 2 g of stones. Net gold weight is 18 g. At an indicative 22K rate of Rs 6,800 per gram, that is 18 × 6,800 = Rs 1,22,400 before any melting or testing deduction the buyer applies.
Two things to watch. First, insist the stones are weighed in front of you, not estimated. Second, ask whether the quoted rate is for your actual purity: a 22K piece must be paid at the 22K rate, not the 24K rate minus an unexplained cut.
Here the gold value is only the starting point. Wastage and making charges are added, then GST on the total.
Gold value = net gold weight × rate per gram for that purity
Wastage = gold value × wastage %
Making charges = per-gram rate × net weight, or a % of gold value
Subtotal = gold value + wastage + making charges + stone or hallmarking charges
Final price = subtotal + 3% GST
Example: 10 g of 22K at Rs 6,800 per gram is Rs 68,000 of gold. At 8% wastage that adds Rs 5,440. Making charges at Rs 450 per gram add Rs 4,500. Subtotal Rs 77,940, plus 3% GST of Rs 2,338, giving Rs 80,278.
Wastage and making charges are the negotiable part of the bill and vary widely by shop, from roughly 5% to 25% combined. Ask for them as separate line items before you agree to anything. Purity conversion is the other lever: 22K is 91.6% pure (the 916 mark), 18K is 75% and 24K is 99.9%, so the rate must match the karatage stamped on the piece.
Use our free calculator to estimate your gold's value at today's rate, then check that figure against the official source below and against at least two buyers before you sell. We are not a gold buyer and earn nothing from your sale.
Bengaluru's daily rate is taken from the city bullion market (commonly quoted as the Ambika Market rate) and the Jewellers' Association of Bangalore, both following the national IBJA benchmark.
Very close. Gold trades at roughly one national rate; small Bengaluru differences come from local making charges, GST and association rounding. Our indicative figure tracks the national price; the local source has the exact city rate.
Value your gold at today's rate with our free calculator, then get quotes from at least two Bengaluru buyers before you accept an offer. The rate is only the starting point. Making charges, purity testing and melting deductions decide what you actually receive, and those vary by shop.
No one can promise tomorrow's exact rate. What we do show, right on this page, is the direction the market is leaning, read from price momentum, the rupee and US dollar trend, and our gold fear and greed gauge, so you can time your buying or selling with a clearer head. It is for education only, not for trading and not a guarantee.
It is a 0 to 100 gauge of market mood for gold, blending price momentum, RSI, where today's price sits in the 12-month range, and recent volatility. A low score means fear (prices have cooled, often where value buyers look); a high score means greed (prices running hot). It updates automatically and is educational, not investment advice.
Ambica Sales Corporation (Ambicaa Sales Corpn) runs a live Bengaluru gold and silver rate board, the city's working trade reference, alongside the Jewellers' Association of Bangalore, both keyed off the national IBJA benchmark.
See the live Ambica Bengaluru rate ↗