Gold & silver on 13 May 2026
On 13 May 2026, the All India Bullion benchmark for 24K gold (999) was ₹1,65,478 per 10 g and 999 silver was ₹2,90,222 per kg, recorded at 03:00 IST. That was +₹12,333 against the previous fix.
Recorded . India-wide reference rates. A city price differs by the local premium a dealer applies there.
Policy change on this date. Local premium stepped up sharply; partly retraced the next day. A comparison across this day is not a market move.
Where that stood
Gold 999 (24K)
- 7 days earlier: ₹1,50,607+9.87%
- 30 days earlier: ₹1,51,302+9.37%
- 1 year earlier: ₹95,988+72.39%
Silver 999
- 7 days earlier: ₹2,43,910+18.99%
- 30 days earlier: ₹2,41,081+20.38%
- 1 year earlier: ₹96,866+199.61%
Every weight and purity on 13 May 2026
A 22K figure is a metal value at 916 fineness, not a jewellery invoice — making charges, wastage and 3% GST come on top.
Gold
| 24K per gram | ₹16,548 |
|---|---|
| 24K per 8 grams | ₹1,32,382 |
| 24K per 10 grams | ₹1,65,478 |
| 24K per tola1 tola = 11.6638 g | ₹1,93,010 |
| 24K per 100 grams | ₹16,54,780 |
| 22K per gramDerived at 916 fineness | ₹15,158 |
| 22K per 10 gramsDerived at 916 fineness | ₹1,51,578 |
| 22K per tolaDerived at 916 fineness | ₹1,76,797 |
Silver
| 999 per gram | ₹290 |
|---|---|
| 999 per 10 grams | ₹2,902 |
| 999 per 100 grams | ₹29,022 |
| 999 per kilogram | ₹2,90,222 |
Questions, answered
Gold and silver on 13 May 2026 — common questions
What was the gold rate on 13 May 2026?
24K gold (999) was ₹1,65,478 per 10 g — ₹16,548 per gram and ₹1,93,010 per tola.
What was the 22K gold rate on 13 May 2026?
About ₹1,51,578 per 10 g, or ₹15,158 per gram. 22K is 916 fine; a jewellery invoice adds making charges, wastage and 3% GST.
What was the silver rate on 13 May 2026?
999 silver was ₹2,90,222 per kg, which is ₹290 per gram and ₹29,022 per 100 g.
How much has gold changed since 13 May 2026?
Gold is down 8.65% since 13 May 2026.
Is this the gold rate for my city?
No. This is an India-wide reference reading. A city price adds the local premium a dealer applies there, so it can differ by a few hundred rupees per 10 g.
