Gold Rate in Pakistan Today – 24K, 22K & 21K per Tola

Gold rate today in Pakistan per tola: Rs. 429,500.00 for 24K, Rs. 393,708.33 for 22K and Rs. 375,812.50 for 21K. The quotation is dated 20 Oct 2026. Compare gram and 10-gram amounts below, then calculate the price for your jewellery’s actual gold weight.

Today’s Gold Rate in Pakistan per Tola, Gram and 10 Grams

Use the same purity and weight when comparing a price. A 24K per-tola headline and a 21K per-gram jewellery offer describe different quantities of gold. The rate table above puts the main choices beside one another in Pakistani rupees.

The amounts follow the dated quotation shown above. For a custom quantity, select Pakistan and the matching karat in the gold calculator. A shop’s complete offer also identifies the product, workmanship and other invoice charges.

One Tola, 10 Grams and 12 Grams are Different Quantities

This page uses 1 tola = 11.6638038 grams, the conventional value described in the Competition Commission of Pakistan’s gold-market study. Ten grams is about 0.85735 tola. Twelve grams is about 2.88% heavier than this tola, so it needs its own calculation.

To convert a per-tola rate to a per-gram rate, divide by 11.6638038. To calculate 10 grams, multiply that per-gram result by ten. Retain the original precision until the final displayed amount; repeatedly converting rounded numbers can create avoidable differences.

The CCP study also reports a 12.5-gram usage in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Ask the seller to put the actual gram weight on the invoice wherever a local expression is used. The gold-weight guide helps compare a quoted tola with the scale measurement.

24K, 22K and 21K: Read the Gold Content

Karats describe the share of gold in an alloy using 24 parts. The nominal fractions are 22/24 for 22K and 21/24, or 87.5%, for 21K. An 18K alloy has a 75% nominal gold share. Lower-karat jewellery includes other metals, which are part of the alloy weight.

Apply purity once: multiply a 21K rate by the weight of the 21K gold alloy. Alternatively, calculate its fine-gold content and apply a pure-metal rate. A displayed calculated equivalent values the stated gold content; the product’s actual fineness and complete selling price come from its specification and offer.

For a bar described as 999 or 999.9, read that declared fineness with the bar’s weight. For jewellery, retain both the karat and any fineness marking on your record. The purity guide explains how these descriptions relate.

From the Sarafa Rate to a Jewellery Invoice

The CCP study describes international gold prices, the rupee exchange rate, domestic demand and supply, dealer margins and sarafa announcements as influences on Pakistan’s gold pricing. A market headline helps establish a comparison, while a jeweller’s invoice shows what a particular purchase costs.

Ask for these amounts together before comparing two offers:

• Net gold-alloy weight: the gold component after separately identified stones, threads or other non-gold parts.
• Purity and metal rate: the karat, rate per gram or tola, and quotation date.
• Workmanship: a fixed amount, per-gram amount or percentage with its calculation base.
• Other components and charges: stones, any wastage amount, and the stated tax treatment.
• Total payable: the complete payment and the seller’s exchange or buyback terms.

For a wedding set, record each component’s weight and purity before accepting a package total. A making-charge discount needs to be assessed alongside the metal rate and the full amount. The gold-charge guide shows how different fee methods can be compared.

Selling Old Gold: Understand the Buying Rate and Kaat

Ask the buyer to state the accepted gold weight, assessed purity, buying rate and each deduction. If a deduction is described as kaat, have the shop show whether it reduces weight or money, what base it uses and how it affects the final payout. Agree the calculation before consenting to a sale or an assessment that could alter the item.

Hypothetical buyback example: an item weighs 12 grams, including 2 grams of separately identified non-gold material. The buyer accepts 10 grams of 21K alloy at an assumed PKR 35,000 per gram and quotes a 2% deduction from that metal amount.

The 2% is an example, not a standard deduction. The rate already matches 21K, so applying 21/24 again would understate the accepted metal amount. Compare the actual net offers from buyers, including their assessment method and any additional charges.

For purity-testing enquiries, PGJDC lists assaying and hallmarking centres in Karachi and Lahore. Confirm the centre’s current procedure, fee and handling of your item, and request a report identifying the article or sample. A price calculator cannot test an item’s purity.

Gold Rates in Karachi, Lahore and Other Pakistani Cities

Browse Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, Gujranwala, Quetta and Sialkot to compare the dated reference with any available local offers. A country-level reference supplies shared context. A shop-specific figure applies to its identified product and terms.

For a meaningful city comparison, obtain the same weight and karat from the sellers you would use. Match the quotation dates, then compare workmanship and the full purchase or resale amount. Two shops can share a metal reference while quoting different complete prices.

When exchanging old jewellery, request the old-item credit and the new-item price separately. This makes an exchange bonus easier to assess against a cash sale followed by a separate purchase.

Yesterday’s Gold Rate, the Past Week and 30-Day Trends

Select the same purity and weight throughout the daily chart. Read yesterday’s dated row, then use the 7-day and 30-day views to compare the relevant records. A complete Monday-to-Sunday week and a rolling seven-day window need not cover identical dates, so check the endpoints of the displayed change.

The current Pakistan quotation and the daily currency-converted archive have different price bases. Compare a history row with other rows from that archive when reading its movement. For a change in a domestic sarafa quotation, compare domestic observations with matching units and terms.

The gold-chart guide explains daily observations and monthly averages. The long-term gold archive adds an international USD monthly view. Historical changes do not establish a price that a seller will offer tomorrow.

Compare Pakistan with Dubai and Saudi Arabia

Use the UAE gold page for AED comparisons and the Saudi Arabia gold page for SAR, including 21K. Convert each offer to the same currency using the exchange rate available for the intended payment, then match the gold weight and fineness.

Compare the complete cost of equivalent products, including workmanship and any costs relevant to obtaining them. A difference between two countries’ reference figures by itself does not establish a saving on a particular purchase.

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