Gold costs Rs 14,476 a gram in Delhi today, 10 November. Mumbai is a little cheaper at Rs 14,461. And the festive season has just given jewellers their biggest two days of the year.
Updated: 10 November 2026, 11:00 IST
Quick Read
- 24K gold is Rs 14,476 a gram in Delhi and Rs 14,461 in Mumbai today, per Goodreturns. 22K is Rs 13,271 in Delhi and Rs 13,256 in Mumbai.
- Festive gold sales rose 15–20% to Rs 62,000 crore over Dhanteras and Lakshmi Puja, the All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council estimates.
- But the amount of gold sold stayed broadly flat. People spent more because prices are higher, not because they bought more gold.
Today’s rates come from Goodreturns, the tracker this series uses. Its all-India 24K rate is Rs 14,461 a gram, up Re 1 from 9 November. Delhi is Rs 15 a gram above the all-India rate. One gram of 22K gold costs Rs 13,271 in Delhi and Rs 13,256 in Mumbai.
Here are today’s rates in the two cities, per gram, from Goodreturns:
| City | 24K | 22K | 18K |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi | Rs 14,476 | Rs 13,271 | Rs 10,861 |
| Mumbai | Rs 14,461 | Rs 13,256 | Rs 10,846 |
Silver is Rs 2,04,900 a kg, per Mathrubhumi’s rates page for today. These are indicative rates. They do not include GST, TCS, or making charges. Our own check: a 10-gram 24K chain at Delhi’s rate costs Rs 1,44,760 before tax, and 3% GST alone adds about Rs 4,343, taking it to roughly Rs 1,49,103 before making charges.
One caution before you compare rates online. Different trackers show different numbers today — NDTV Profit, quoting Bullion.co.in, puts 24K at Rs 1,43,640 per 10 grams, against Goodreturns’ Rs 1,44,600. Even Goodreturns’ own Delhi city page showed a different figure (Rs 14,426 a gram) at the same time as its city table showed Rs 14,476. Use these rates as a guide, and confirm the final price with your jeweller before you pay.
Rs 62,000 crore in two days
The festive sales number is the bigger story. The All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) estimates gold sales rose 15–20 per cent to Rs 62,000 crore — about $6.6 billion — during Lakshmi Puja and Dhanteras, The Hindu BusinessLine reported on 9 November. Dhanteras fell on Friday, 6 November, and Lakshmi Puja on Sunday, 8 November. Both are days when buying gold is seen as lucky.
Read the two figures with care. The GJC’s chairman, Rajesh Rokde, told PTI that Dhanteras alone brought in about Rs 60,000 crore. The Rs 62,000 crore figure covers Dhanteras plus Lakshmi Puja. They are not two totals to add together.
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More money, same amount of gold
The sales jump is mostly a price story, not a buying spree. The GJC says the quantity of gold sold stayed broadly flat from last year. People spent 15–20 per cent more money but took home about the same weight of gold. Prices are still well above last year’s levels, even after the recent fall.
That fall is what brought buyers out. Gold hit a record of Rs 1.83 lakh per 10 grams in January. By Dhanteras it had come down to Rs 1.46 lakh per 10 grams in Delhi, including taxes. A 20 per cent drop from the peak made buyers feel the price was fair again. “Even Gen Z and the younger generation have been keen on buying gold as they felt the current price levels are relatively cheaper after the recent surge,” Rokde told BusinessLine.
Shops saw more people walk in, and more advance bookings, the GJC’s vice chairman Avinash Gupta said. But buyers chose lighter pieces. Small coins, thin chains, and 18K jewellery sold best. That is how families kept the bill within reach while gold stayed costly.
Silver did even better than gold in value terms. The GJC expects silver sales to rise 30 per cent in value and 10 per cent in volume. The All India Jewellers and Goldsmith Federation put gold and silver sales together at over Rs 66,000 crore, with Delhi alone doing more than Rs 10,000 crore.
Also read: Gold rate today 9 Nov: Delhi 24K at Rs 14,359/10g
What moved the price today
Spot gold fell 1 per cent in early trade on Tuesday, to around $4,110 an ounce, Goodreturns reports. It had risen 2 per cent on Monday to its highest since 21 October. Lower crude prices, easing geopolitical worries, and a softer dollar helped gold on Monday, NDTV Profit reports.
MCX gold futures for December delivery closed at Rs 1,43,106 per 10 grams on Monday, Goodreturns reports. The MCX morning session is closed today for Balipratipada; the evening session runs from 5:30 pm.
If you are buying today, keep three things in mind. First, the rate moves through the day, so the morning figure is not the evening figure. Second, hallmarked 22K is the usual pick for jewellery, while 24K is the pick for coins and bars. Third, ask for the bill to show the rate, the weight, the making charge, and the GST as separate lines.
FAQ
What is the gold rate today, 10 November, in Delhi and Mumbai?
24K gold is Rs 14,476 a gram in Delhi and Rs 14,461 in Mumbai, per Goodreturns. 22K is Rs 13,271 in Delhi and Rs 13,256 in Mumbai.
How much gold did Indians buy this Diwali?
About Rs 62,000 crore over Dhanteras and Lakshmi Puja, the GJC estimates — up 15–20 per cent in value. But the weight sold stayed broadly flat.
Why do gold rates differ between websites?
Trackers use different sources and update at different times. Today, Goodreturns and Bullion.co.in differ by about Rs 1,000 per 10 grams. Rates also exclude GST and making charges, which vary by jeweller. Always confirm the final price at the shop.
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Sources
- Goodreturns — Gold rate in Delhi (10 Nov 2026)
- Goodreturns — Gold rate today in India (10 Nov 2026)
- The Hindu BusinessLine — Festival boost: Indian gold jewellery sales top $6.6 billion in 2 days (9 Nov 2026)
- Moneycontrol — Jewellers report brisk Dhanteras sales as gold price drop lures buyers; volumes seen flat (6 Nov 2026)
- Mathrubhumi — Gold and silver rates today in India (10 Nov 2026)
Sasanka Sekhar Pradhan is the founder of India Presents, an India-focused news site. He covers daily box-office trackers, India news, economy explainers, sports previews and festival guides — in simple English, so readers across India can follow fast-moving stories without jargon. His focus is what a story means for the reader: the number that matters, the source behind it, and what happens next. India Presents publishes daily, with day-trackers updated as new figures come in.
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