Gold prices have seen strong fluctuations this year. If you are planning to buy gold jewelery or you are preparing for gold investment, then this news is special for you. In 2025, this precious metal broke all the records and crossed the level of Rs 1 lakh per 10 grams and touched the life time high level, while suddenly there was a strong decline in its prices. Talking about the change in gold prices in the last one week, it has risen from the multi -commodity exchange (MCX) to the domestic market. In a week, 10 grams 24 carat gold (10 gram 24 karat gold price) has gained Rs 800. However, gold is still getting cheaper from your all time high.
Changes in week on MCX
First of all, let’s talk about the change in MCX Gold Rate on the Multi Commodity Exchange in the last one week, then the price of 24 carat gold of August 5 (on Friday) was Rs 96,990 per 10 grams, but it reached Rs 97,830 per 10 grams on July 11 (Friday) on the last week of last week. According to this, the Gold Price has increased by Rs 840 per 10 grams.
Gold is so cheaper than high
Even though the gold price has increased last week, but despite the recent rise, gold is still getting much cheaper from its life time high level. It is noteworthy that the MCX Gold High Level is Rs 1,01,078 per 10 grams and compared it with a fresh rate, so it is still getting up to Rs 3,248 per 10 grams cheaper in the futures market. In the domestic market too, gold has become expensive in a few days, but here too it remains below high.
What change in rate in domestic market?
Now it is said that about the prices of gold in the domestic market, according to the updated rates on the website of the Indian Bullion Jewelers Association, IBJA.com, the gold price has also risen here in a week. On July 4, the price of 24 carat gold was Rs 97,021 per 10 grams, which increased to Rs 97,510 per 10 grams on July 11 last Friday. That is, the price of 999 purity gold has increased by Rs 489 per 10 grams.
Looking at the latest rate update of other quality gold, the 22 karat gold rate (22 karat gold rate) is Rs 95,170 per 10 grams, while the price of 20 carat gold is Rs 86,780 per 10 grams. Apart from this, 18 carat gold is now being sold at a price of Rs 78,980 per 10 grams, while 14 carat gold in the domestic market has reached Rs 62,890 per 10 grams.
GST and making charge increases price
It is important to keep in mind that the gold rates that are updated everyday on the website of Indian Bullion Jewelers remain the same across the country, but when you buy jewelery, then it increases its price by adding 3 % GST on GST (GST on Gold) as well as the making charge. Making charge can vary in different cities and states.
Identify the purity of gold from hallmark
Now another important thing that you are buying gold, you can easily find out how pure it is. Actually, to make gold jewelery, most of the 24 carat gold is used, but some people also make jewelery in 18 carats. Before buying jewelery, you can learn about its purity from the hallmark mentioned on it. Actually, 999 is written on 24 carat gold jewelery, while 958 on 23 carats, 916 on 22 carats, 875 at 21 carats and 750 at 18 carats.
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