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Jewellery Bill Checker: Check Gold Rate, Making Charges and GST on Your Bill

Free tool · Updated October 2, 2026 · By CouponTalk · Reviewed by CouponTalk Expert Reviews on October 2, 2026

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Quick answer

A gold jewellery bill should show net weight, purity, the rate per gram, making charges, other charges and 3% GST. Check three things: the rate should be close to today's rate for that karat, making charges should match what you agreed (as a % of gold value), and GST should be exactly 3% of everything before tax. Enter the bill figures and the checker flags any gap.

How to use this calculator

Enter today's 24K rate, then the purity and net weight from the bill.
Copy the rate per gram, making charges, other charges and GST from the bill.
Add the bill total; the checker recalculates every line.

Reference table

Jewellery bill checklist
Line on the bill	What to check
Net weight and purity	Matches the tag and the hallmark (e.g. 22K916)
HUID	6-character code, verifiable in the BIS Care app
Rate per gram	Close to today's rate for that karat
Making charges	The % or ₹ per gram you agreed
GST	Exactly 3% of everything before tax
Total	Adds up line by line

This checker uses your inputs only. Rates differ slightly between cities and jewellers.

Frequently asked questions

What should a jewellery bill show?

Item details, net weight, purity and HUID, rate per gram, making charges, stone charges, GST and the total. Ask for a proper GST invoice.

What are normal making charges?

They range widely by design: simple chains often have lower making charges than intricate or handmade pieces. Compare quotes from two or three jewellers.

Can a jeweller charge GST only on gold?

No. GST of 3% applies to the full value, including making and stone charges.