Gold rate today in Haryana
The 24 carat gold rate in Haryana is ₹ 134,035 per 10 grams and ₹ 13,403 per gram at the state benchmark. 916 (22 carat), the grade most jewellery is made from, is ₹ 122,865 per 10 grams.
In pavan terms — the unit most of southern India actually buys in — one pavan of 916 gold is ₹ 98,292 and one pavan of 24 carat is ₹ 107,228. A pavan is 8 grams.
The Haryana gold market
Gurgaon and the surrounding NCR districts draw from the Delhi trade, so freight cost is minimal. Retail here skews towards organised showrooms and mall-based chains rather than traditional bazaar jewellers.
Dhanteras, Diwali and the wedding season drive demand, with Haryana's high per-capita income supporting strong investment-grade coin and bar sales.
Buying gold in Haryana
Mall showrooms often carry higher making charges than bazaar jewellers for equivalent work. On plain gold, the difference is worth checking.
Beyond that, the same four questions apply anywhere: the metal rate for the exact karat, the making charge, the wastage percentage, and the tax — each as its own number. A single all-in price cannot be compared against anything.
The background, in one place
- How gold rates are decided — spot, exchange rate, import parity and premium, with live numbers at each step.
- 22K vs 24K — every lower grade is a fixed fraction of the 24 carat price, and the guide shows the arithmetic.
- What 916 means and what a pavan is — the two terms this market trades in.
- Making charges and wastage — where two quotes on the same rate actually diverge.
- Verifying a hallmark — what the stamps guarantee, and what they do not.