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In India, gold is mainly available in three purities:

24 Carat Gold (999 Gold):

Purity: 99.99%

Used for: Investment only

Not suitable for jewellery due to its softness

22 Carat Gold (916 Gold):

Purity: 91.67%

Alloy: 8.33% includes metals like silver, copper, and zinc

Commonly used in jewellery making

18 Carat Gold:

Purity: 75%

Alloy: 25% metals

Used for crafting durable and stylish jewellery

Gold Price on April 5, 2025

On Friday, the domestic gold futures price on the MCX closed slightly higher at ₹88,130 per 10 grams.

Jewellers’ Gold Prices (22 Carat)

Tanishq: ₹8,350 per gram

Kalyan Jewellers: ₹8,310 per gram

Malabar Gold & Diamonds: ₹8,310 per gram

Joy Alukkas: ₹8,310 per gram

(All rates are for Saturday, April 5, 2025)

Important Tips for Buying Jewellery

Before buying gold jewellery, keep the following in mind:

Look for the BIS logo at the jeweller’s outlet

Ensure signage says: “Hallmarked jewellery is available for sale here”

Jeweller should display the BIS registration certificate

Ask to view the hallmark using a 10X magnifying lens available at certified outlets