Find the most up-to-date prices for gold in Telangana. The latest gold rates for both 22K and 24K gold are regularly updated here. Read on to find out the current price of Gold in Telangana.
₹ 70▲
Gram | Today | Yesterday | Price Change |
1 gram | ₹ 9,865 | ₹ 9,795 | ₹ 70▲ |
8 grams | ₹ 78,920 | ₹ 78,360 | ₹ 560▲ |
10 grams | ₹ 98,650 | ₹ 97,950 | ₹ 700▲ |
Gram | Today | Yesterday | Price Change |
1 gram | ₹ 10,358 | ₹ 10,285 | ₹ 73▲ |
8 grams | ₹ 82,864 | ₹ 82,280 | ₹ 584▲ |
10 grams | ₹ 1,03,580 | ₹ 1,02,850 | ₹ 730▲ |
Date | Standard Gold (22K) (8 grams) | Pure Gold (24K) (8 grams) |
05 Sep 2025 | ₹ 78,920 | ₹ 82,864 |
04 Sep 2025 | ₹ 78,360 | ₹ 82,280 |
03 Sep 2025 | ₹ 78,440 | ₹ 82,360 |
02 Sep 2025 | ₹ 77,800 | ₹ 81,688 |
01 Sep 2025 | ₹ 77,640 | ₹ 81,520 |
31 Aug 2025 | ₹ 76,960(0) | ₹ 80,808(0) |
30 Aug 2025 | ₹ 76,960 | ₹ 80,808 |
29 Aug 2025 | ₹ 75,760 | ₹ 79,552 |
28 Aug 2025 | ₹ 75,240 | ₹ 79,000 |
27 Aug 2025 | ₹ 75,120 | ₹ 78,880 |
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Demand for gold price today is increasing in Telangana as people tend to make purchases whenever there are festivals. Since gold is considered an auspicious element, purchases are made all year round, keeping the dealers on their feet and the customers satisfied.
Parameter | Gold price (24 karat) |
1 June 2025 Rate | Rs.9,366 per gram |
30 June 2025 Rate | Rs.9,361 per gram |
Highest Rate in June | Rs.9,865 per gram on 13th June 2025 |
Lowest Rate in June | Rs.9,361 per gram on 30th June 2025 |
Overall Performance | Decline |
Percentage Change | -0.05% |
Trend of Monthly Gold Rate in Telangana for June 2025
Month & Year | 22K Price (₹/g) | 24K Price (₹/g) |
Jan-25 | ₹7,150 | ₹7,806 |
Feb-25 | ₹7,745 | ₹8,455 |
Mar-25 | ₹7,940 | ₹8,668 |
Apr-25 | ₹8,510 | ₹9,290 |
May-25 | ₹8,775 | ₹9,580 |
Jun-25 | ₹8,915 | ₹9,733 |
Jul-25 | ₹9,180 | ₹10,022 |
Gold can be bought in different forms based on the distinctive investment requirements of the investors. Following are the most convenient options to consider.
Market trade - E-Gold, future contracts and ETFs (Exchange Trade Funds) are the most common trading opportunities for those who are considering the purchase of gold. E-Gold may be bought and sold via the National Spot Exchange Limited and buyers are granted the option of choosing whether or not they intend on physically owning their purchase. Future contracts offer investors protection against market fluctuations and buyers will be able to possess the metal on a predetermined date. With regards to ETFs, they are the safest option for investors as they provide competitive returns and can also be traded on the Mumbai Stock Exchange.
Over-the-counter - Most of the gold investors in Telangana prefer to buy gold in the form of jewellery, coins and bullions. Gold coins and bullions can be purchased from a number of dealers and banks across the state, and local prices are often affected by international rates. While local dealers offer some of the best rates you can find the state, banks usually charge higher prices in comparison owing to quality assurance. However, local shops offer varying prices that help customers in finding the right kind of jewellery that is within their budget.
One of the easiest ways to check the authenticity of your gold is to conduct the float test. Take your gold ornament and put it in a bowl of cold water. If the gold item sinks to the bottom of the bowl, then it is real gold since the precious metal's density is high, otherwise it fake or a plated gold ornament. The other way to check is by taking your gold ornament and bringing it close to a magnet. If it sticks to the magnet then it is fake gold. Real gold will not stick to the magnet.
The 24-karat gold is of the highest purity while the 22-karat gold is slightly less pure. It is difficult to make and use jewellery made of 24-karat gold as it would be soft and mushy. That is why 22-karat gold is used to make jewellery.
The 18 karat gold is 75% pure and 25% alloy metals, 22 karat gold is 92% pure and 8% alloy metals, and 24 karat gold is 100% pure.
If you are looking forward to long term investment in Telaangana then 24 karat gold is the best option. If you are looking forward to making jewellery, then investing in 22 karat or 18 karat gold would be a better option.
The 24-karat gold is of the highest purity and is very soft. This softness allows the yellow metal to be easily drawn into wires and beaten into sheets. Because of this exceptional softness, it is difficult for a jeweller to craft intricate jewellery pieces with 24 karat gold.
No, the gold price is not determined by an organisation or entity. A group of companies or entities set it by considering various factors.
The gold prices are affected by various external factors such as the rate of Indian currency with respect to US dollar, price of oil, important political events, etc. The internal factors such as the policies introduced by the government, interest rate, the demand for gold, etc., also have an impact on gold prices in India.
Yes, gold is important for a nation's economy. It directly indicates whether a nation's economy is in good condition.
The below-mentioned are a few points one should note when buying gold jewellery: 1. Check the purity of gold used while making the jewellery, i.e. 22 karat or 24 karat, 2. Check if the ornament is hallmarked and 3.Check the making charges applied.
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