GOLD 24K (Tola) Rs 467,568 ▼ -0.77% GOLD 24K (10g) Rs 400,871 ▼ -0.77% GOLD 22K (Tola) Rs 428,604 ▼ -0.77% SILVER (Tola) Rs 7,126 SPOT GOLD (oz) $4,391.09 ▼ -0.77% SPOT SILVER (oz) $65.55 ▼ -0.98% USD / PKR Rs 277.43 GOLD 24K (Tola) Rs 467,568 ▼ -0.77% GOLD 24K (10g) Rs 400,871 ▼ -0.77% GOLD 22K (Tola) Rs 428,604 ▼ -0.77% SILVER (Tola) Rs 7,126 SPOT GOLD (oz) $4,391.09 ▼ -0.77% SPOT SILVER (oz) $65.55 ▼ -0.98% USD / PKR Rs 277.43
Live · 14 cities · Updated 15:42 IST

Gold Rate Today
in Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu consistently trades at the widest gold premium of any major Indian market, and it is also one of the most 916-literate — buyers here ask for the hallmark number, not the karat.

22K / 916 Gold
91.7% Pure
Per 10 Grams ₹ 122,937
Per Gram ₹ 12,294
Per Tola ₹ 143,391
USD/oz $4,036.34
21K Gold
87.5% Pure
Per 10 Grams ₹ 117,348
Per Gram ₹ 11,735
Per Tola ₹ 136,873
USD/oz $3,852.87
18K Gold
75.0% Pure
Per 10 Grams ₹ 100,584
Per Gram ₹ 10,058
Per Tola ₹ 117,320
USD/oz $3,302.46

State benchmark taken from Hosur — the lowest-priced market in Tamil Nadu.

Where Tamil Nadu Sits Today

The spread across Tamil Nadu, and how the state averages against its cheapest and dearest markets.

Cheapest City
Hosur
₹ 134,113 / 10 grams
Highest City
Madurai
₹ 134,166 / 10 grams
State Spread
₹ 54
per 10 grams, cheapest to dearest
State Average
₹ 134,155
24K across 14 cities

Gold Price in Tamil Nadu — 1 Gram to 1 Kg

Today's live rate multiplied out for every weight people actually buy. Metal value only — making charges and tax are extra.

Quantity 24K (999) 22K / 916 18K (750)
1 gram ₹ 13,411.26 ₹ 12,293.66 ₹ 10,058.44
2 grams ₹ 26,822.51 ₹ 24,587.31 ₹ 20,116.88
4 grams ₹ 53,645.02 ₹ 49,174.62 ₹ 40,233.77
5 grams ₹ 67,056 ₹ 61,468 ₹ 50,292
8 grams (1 pavan) ₹ 107,290 ₹ 98,349 ₹ 80,468
10 grams ₹ 134,113 ₹ 122,937 ₹ 100,584
16 grams (2 pavan) ₹ 214,580 ₹ 196,698 ₹ 160,935
50 grams ₹ 670,563 ₹ 614,683 ₹ 502,922
100 grams ₹ 1,341,126 ₹ 1,229,366 ₹ 1,005,844
1 kilogram ₹ 13,411,256 ₹ 12,293,656 ₹ 10,058,442

916 is the hallmark for 22 karat. 1 pavan (also written pavun or sovereign) is 8 grams — the standard buying unit across Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

Gold Rate in Every Tamil Nadu City

Sorted cheapest first. The badge on each card is the real gap against the cheapest market in Tamil Nadu, per 10 grams — every figure is live.

Gold rate today in Tamil Nadu

The 24 carat gold rate in Tamil Nadu is ₹ 134,113 per 10 grams and ₹ 13,411 per gram at the state benchmark. 916 (22 carat), the grade most jewellery is made from, is ₹ 122,937 per 10 grams.

In pavan terms — the unit most of southern India actually buys in — one pavan of 916 gold is ₹ 98,349 and one pavan of 24 carat is ₹ 107,290. A pavan is 8 grams.

The Tamil Nadu gold market

Freight distance from the western import hubs sets the floor, and sustained local demand keeps it there. Chennai anchors the state trade; Coimbatore, Madurai, Trichy and Salem each support substantial independent markets of their own rather than simply reselling Chennai stock.

Demand is far less seasonal here than in the north. Temple purchases, gifting and a long wedding season spread buying across the year, which is why Tamil Nadu rates rarely see the sharp festival spikes seen in Delhi or Mumbai.

The spread across Tamil Nadu

Right now the gap between the cheapest and dearest market in Tamil Nadu is ₹ 54 per 10 grams — Hosur at the bottom, Madurai at the top. On a typical 50 gram purchase that is a difference of about ₹ 268, which is real money but rarely worth travelling for once fuel and time are counted.

The metal itself costs the same everywhere on earth at any given second. What varies within Tamil Nadu is freight from the point of import, how many dealers compete in each town, the cost of holding stock, and when local wedding and festival demand peaks — which is not simultaneous across a state.

Buying gold in Tamil Nadu

Southern showrooms frequently quote KDM alongside 916 on older stock. KDM describes a soldering method, not a purity — always price against the hallmark. Pavan pricing is also common in the southern districts bordering Kerala.

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

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Gold Rate in Tamil Nadu — FAQ

What is the gold rate today in Tamil Nadu?+
The 24 carat gold rate in Tamil Nadu today is ₹ 134,113 per 10 grams and ₹ 13,411.26 per gram, based on the state benchmark. Individual cities vary slightly; the full comparison is on this page.
Which city has the cheapest gold rate in Tamil Nadu?+
Hosur currently has the lowest rate in Tamil Nadu and Madurai the highest, a difference of ₹ 54 per 10 grams. Both figures update live, so the ranking can change during the day.
Why do gold rates differ between cities in Tamil Nadu?+
The metal price is identical everywhere — what differs is the cost of putting physical gold on a counter in each city. Freight from the point of import, insurance in transit, security, local dealer density and demand all contribute. The gap is usually a fraction of a percent.
What is the 916 gold rate in Tamil Nadu today?+
916 is the hallmark for 22 carat gold — 91.67% purity, stamped 916 because hallmarks round down. In Tamil Nadu the 916 rate is ₹ 12,293.66 per gram, ₹ 98,349 per pavan and ₹ 122,937 per 10 grams.
How much is 1 pavan of gold in Tamil Nadu?+
One pavan is 8 grams. In Tamil Nadu a pavan of 916 gold costs ₹ 98,349 today, and a pavan of 24 carat is ₹ 107,290.
How many cities in Tamil Nadu are covered here?+
We publish live rates for 14 cities in Tamil Nadu, each with its own page showing every karat, a full quantity ladder and local buying guidance.
Do these rates include making charges?+
No. These are bullion rates for the metal itself. A finished piece also carries making charges, any wastage percentage the jeweller applies, design or stone premiums, and applicable tax.
How often do these rates update?+
International data refreshes every few minutes during market hours and local rates are recalculated immediately afterwards. Local jewellers typically revise their board once or twice a day, so a shop quote can lag a live rate that has moved sharply.