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Gold & silver on 25 June 2026

On 25 June 2026, the All India Bullion benchmark for 24K gold (999) was ₹1,45,757 per 10 g and 999 silver was ₹2,24,898 per kg, recorded at 03:00 IST. That was −₹1,077 against the previous fix.

Recorded . India-wide reference rates. A city price differs by the local premium a dealer applies there.

Gold and silver bullion bars at an Indian bullion market counter
The All India Bullion fix for 25 June 2026, recorded at 03:00 IST in Zaveri Bazar, Mumbai.

Where that stood

Gold 999 (24K)

  • 7 days earlier: ₹1,50,207−2.96%
  • 30 days earlier: ₹1,52,646−4.51%
  • 1 year earlier: ₹98,638+47.77%

Silver 999

  • 7 days earlier: ₹2,47,602−9.17%
  • 30 days earlier: ₹2,64,070−14.83%
  • 1 year earlier: ₹1,03,741+116.79%

Every weight and purity on 25 June 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₹14,576
24K per 8 grams₹1,16,606
24K per 10 grams₹1,45,757
24K per tola1 tola = 11.6638 g₹1,70,008
24K per 100 grams₹14,57,570
22K per gramDerived at 916 fineness₹13,351
22K per 10 gramsDerived at 916 fineness₹1,33,513
22K per tolaDerived at 916 fineness₹1,55,727

Silver

999 per gram₹225
999 per 10 grams₹2,249
999 per 100 grams₹22,490
999 per kilogram₹2,24,898

Questions, answered

Gold and silver on 25 June 2026 — common questions

What was the gold rate on 25 June 2026?

24K gold (999) was ₹1,45,757 per 10 g — ₹14,576 per gram and ₹1,70,008 per tola.

What was the 22K gold rate on 25 June 2026?

About ₹1,33,513 per 10 g, or ₹13,351 per gram. 22K is 916 fine; a jewellery invoice adds making charges, wastage and 3% GST.

What was the silver rate on 25 June 2026?

999 silver was ₹2,24,898 per kg, which is ₹225 per gram and ₹22,490 per 100 g.

How much has gold changed since 25 June 2026?

Gold is up 3.71% since 25 June 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.