24K gold rate in Hyderabad

₹1,42,943per 10 grams

+₹3,273 (+2.34%) since 3 November 2026

Rate for 4 November 2026

24K
₹1,42,943
per 10g · ₹14,294/g
22K
₹1,31,031
per 10g · ₹13,103/g
18K
₹1,07,207
per 10g · ₹10,721/g

52-week range

Low
₹1,22,554
High
₹1,79,794

Today sits 36% of the way up the last year’s range, which ran from ₹1,22,554 on 21 November 2025 to ₹1,79,794 on 30 January 2026.

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Hyderabad gold rate in context

One morning’s rate means little on its own. Here is how 4 November 2026’s figure of ₹1,42,943 per 10 grams compares with where Hyderabad has been, and with what the rest of India is paying today.

Against the last year

Gold in Hyderabad is up 14.5% against ₹1,24,833 on 4 November 2025. Today sits 36% of the way up the 52-week range.

Against last month

down 3.6% against ₹1,48,297 on 5 October 2026. Over a month, movement of a few percent is ordinary; a jump beyond that usually tracks the rupee or the international spot price rather than anything local.

Distance from the extremes

Today is ₹20,389 above the 52-week low of ₹1,22,554 (21 November 2025) and ₹36,851 below the high of ₹1,79,794 (30 January 2026). That spread is what a purchase timed well or badly is worth per 10 grams.

Against the rest of India

Hyderabad is the 23rd cheapest of the 34 cities we track for gold today, and ₹1,183 above the 34-city average of ₹1,41,760.

The national spread

Cheapest today is Malappuram at ₹1,34,663; dearest is Salem at ₹1,44,504. The ₹9,841 gap between them is local taxes, transport and association margins, not a difference in the metal.

What the rate excludes

This is the rate for the metal itself in Hyderabad. A jeweller adds making charges and 3% GST on top, and may deduct for wastage, so two shops quoting this same rate can still hand you different bills. Rates here are indicative, aggregated figures for comparison — confirm the final price before you buy.

Gold rate near Hyderabad

Other South India markets we track, priced on the same day. Where a neighbouring city is meaningfully cheaper it is usually worth a call before buying.

gold rate per 10 grams in cities near Hyderabad on 4 November 2026
CityPer 10 gramsvs HyderabadRate for
Hyderabad (this page)₹1,42,943—4 November 2026
Bangalore₹1,42,651−₹2924 November 2026
Chennai₹1,43,568+₹6254 November 2026
Coimbatore₹1,43,007+₹644 November 2026
Kochi₹1,43,166+₹2234 November 2026
Madurai₹1,42,930−₹134 November 2026
Malappuram₹1,34,663−₹8,2804 November 2026

See every city we track for gold rates

Gold rate in Hyderabad — FAQs

What is the gold rate in Hyderabad today?

On 4 November 2026, 24K gold in Hyderabad is ₹1,42,943 per 10 grams, which works out to ₹14,294 per gram. 22K is ₹1,31,031 per 10 grams and 18K is ₹1,07,207. Rates are updated daily.

What is the 22K gold rate in Hyderabad today?

22K gold in Hyderabad is ₹1,31,031 per 10 grams on 4 November 2026, or about ₹13,103 per gram. 22K is 91.6% pure and is the standard purity for Indian jewellery, because 24K is too soft to hold a setting.

What was the highest gold rate in Hyderabad this year?

Over the last 52 weeks the gold rate in Hyderabad peaked at ₹1,79,794 per 10 grams on 30 January 2026, and bottomed at ₹1,22,554 on 21 November 2025. Today's ₹1,42,943 sits 36% of the way up that range.

Is gold getting cheaper or dearer in Hyderabad?

Over the past year the rate has moved from ₹1,24,833 on 4 November 2025 to ₹1,42,943 today — up 14.5%. Over the last month it is down 3.6%. The chart on this page shows the full series.

Why does the gold rate in Hyderabad differ from other cities?

The metal itself is priced internationally, so the underlying cost is identical everywhere. What differs is state GST, transport, and the margins set by local jeweller associations — which is why two cities can quote rates a few hundred rupees apart per 10 grams on the same morning. Each city page here shows that city's own rate rather than a national figure.

Do these Hyderabad rates include GST and making charges?

No. The rate shown is for the metal only. A jeweller adds 3% GST and making charges on top — often 8% to 25% of the metal value for gold jewellery — and may deduct for wastage. These figures are indicative, aggregated rates for comparison and tracking, so confirm the final price with your jeweller before buying.