Gold Rate in Haridwar Today

Find the most up-to-date prices for gold in HaridwarThe latest gold rates for both 22K and 24K gold are regularly updated here. Read on to find out the current price of Gold in Haridwar.

Updated on

06 Sep 2025

Today's Gold Rate in Haridwar

₹ 9,965/ 1 gram (22K)

70

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22 Carat Gold Rate in Haridwar (Today & Yesterday)

GramTodayYesterdayPrice Change
1 gram₹ 9,965₹ 9,895

70

8 grams₹ 79,720₹ 79,160

560

10 grams₹ 99,650₹ 98,950

700

24 Carat Gold Rate in Haridwar (Today & Yesterday)

GramTodayYesterdayPrice Change
1 gram₹ 10,463₹ 10,390

73

8 grams₹ 83,704₹ 83,120

584

10 grams₹ 1,04,630₹ 1,03,900

730

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Gold Rate in Haridwar for Last 10 days

DateStandard Gold (22K)  (8 grams)Pure Gold (24K)  (8 grams)
05 Sep 2025₹ 79,720₹ 83,704
04 Sep 2025₹ 79,160₹ 83,120
03 Sep 2025₹ 79,240₹ 83,200
02 Sep 2025₹ 78,600₹ 82,528
01 Sep 2025₹ 78,440₹ 82,360
31 Aug 2025₹ 77,760(0)₹ 81,648(0)
30 Aug 2025₹ 77,760₹ 81,648
29 Aug 2025₹ 76,560₹ 80,392
28 Aug 2025₹ 76,040₹ 79,840
27 Aug 2025₹ 75,920₹ 79,720

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Updated On - 06 Sep 2025
Gold Rate Haridwar

Factors to be Considered When Buying Gold in Haridwar

If you are planning to purchase gold in Haridwar, here are some factors you should consider:

  1. Purity: Checking purity is one of the most important aspects of purchasing gold. Gold jewellery and coins are made from a combination of gold and other metals. The purity of the alloy is determined by the percentage of gold in it. Karat and fineness are two ways for assessing purity.
  2. Hidden charges: There are numerous hidden charges associated with purchasing gold jewellery. You must always look for making charges (7% to 25%), GST (3%), etc. Also, remember that storage charges can significantly increase the cost of insuring your gold.
  3. Gold rates: The price of gold fluctuates every day and varies from one jeweller to another in Haridwar. Always check live rates if you are investing in the stock market. Labour charges also influence the price of gold. Therefore, you must always check the current gold rate before buying gold.
  4. Hallmark: Hallmarking is used to determine the purity of gold jewellery. In India, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) regulates gold certification according to the standards of the Indian government. It comprises purity, hallmarking date, and the jeweller's identity.
  5. Buy-back rates: Buy-back rates are essential for maximising your investment profits. Jewellers provide a buyback option so that you can trade your old jewellery. Thus, you must always talk to the jeweller and understand the buyback policy before you buy gold.

Factors that Impact Gold Price in Haridwar

Some of the factors that influence the price of gold in Haridwar are as follows:

  1. International factors: A majority of gold in India is imported, hence, the global spot price of gold plays a role in determining the value of gold in India. The London bullion market determines the spot price. If the spot price of gold rises owing to specific situations, gold rates also increase.
  2. Inflation: Indians utilise gold as a hedge and also as their primary investment. When inflation rises, individuals acquire more gold, causing the price to go up.
  3. Import duty and tax: A customs duty is imposed on gold imports in India. Thus, if government regulations change, customs duty also increases which impacts the price of gold. Additionally, local taxes, delivery charges, and value-added tax (VAT) also contribute to the gold rate.
  4. Indian jewellery market: In India, gold is widely utilised in ornaments and jewellery. When the demand for gold jewellery surges during wedding season and festivals, the price of gold rises.
  5. Indian rupee's value: Gold prices are impacted by the value of the Indian rupee. When the rupee loses in value, the exchange rate rises. Higher exchange rates result in higher prices.
  6. Government reserves: The Indian government has gold reserves. It has the authority to sell or purchase gold through the Reserve Bank of India based on its policy. Whether it purchases or sells more can have an effect on gold prices.
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