Jewellery

Gold Jewellery Price Calculator with Making Charges & GST

Free tool · Updated October 2, 2026 · By CouponTalk

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Quick answer

Jewellery price in India = gold value + making charges + 3% GST. Gold value is the weight in grams × today's rate for that purity (22K is 91.6% of the 24K rate). Making charges are usually 6–25% of the gold value or a fixed amount per gram, and 3% GST applies to the gold value plus making charges.

How to use this calculator

Check today's 24K gold rate per 10 g (or silver rate per kg) from your jeweller or a trusted rate website, and enter it.
Select the purity of the piece and enter its weight from the bill or tag.
Enter the making charge quoted by the jeweller, as a percentage or rupees per gram.

Reference table

Gold purity chart
Purity	Gold content	Hallmark mark	Use
24K	99.9%	999	Coins and bars
22K	91.6%	916	Most Indian jewellery
18K	75%	750	Diamond and stone jewellery
14K	58.5%	585	Light and everyday jewellery

Price = (Weight × 24K rate per g × purity) + Making charges + 3% GST + Hallmark charge

Gold and silver rates change every day. Use the rate your jeweller quotes today and ask for a bill that shows making charges and GST separately.

Frequently asked questions

How is gold jewellery price calculated in India?

Price = (weight × rate for the purity) + making charges + 3% GST on both. For 10 g of 22K gold at a 24K rate of ₹1,00,000 per 10 g, the gold value is ₹91,600; with 12% making (₹10,992) and 3% GST the total is about ₹1,05,670.

Is GST charged on making charges?

Yes. When you buy jewellery from a shop, 3% GST is charged on the full bill, including the metal value and the making charges.

What is the difference between 22K and 24K gold?

24K gold is 99.9% pure and too soft for most jewellery. 22K gold is 91.6% pure (also marked 916) and is the standard for Indian jewellery. Always look for the BIS hallmark and 6-digit HUID.