Gold prices in India continued their upward momentum on Wednesday, December 3, with the 24-carat rate rising to Rs 13,058 per gram, up Rs 71 from yesterday’s level of Rs 12,987. The yellow metal has now gained across all purity segments, reflecting strong domestic and global cues.
Across the major categories, 22-carat gold is priced at Rs 11,970 per gram, marking a daily increase of Rs 65, while 18-carat gold stands at Rs 9,794 per gram, higher by Rs 53 compared to the previous session.
When checked across larger quantities, the gains remain consistent.
Eight grams of 24K gold now cost Rs 1,04,464, while 10 grams are priced at Rs 1,30,580, both recording directional gains from Tuesday. Prices for 100 grams of 24K have also climbed sharply to Rs 13,05,800, reflecting a rise of Rs 7,100.
Similarly, 22-carat gold at 10 grams is now at Rs 1,19,700, an increase of Rs 650, while 100 grams have jumped to Rs 11,97,000, up Rs 6,500 from yesterday.
The 18-carat segment, often preferred for light jewellery and diamond-set pieces, is priced at Rs 97,940 for 10 grams, up Rs 530, and Rs 9,79,400 for 100 grams, a gain of Rs 5,300.
The prices listed are indicative and do not include GST, TCS or additional levies. Buyers are advised to check with their local jewellers for final rates applicable in their region.
