Gold rate today, September 19, 2026, has moved higher for major jewellery brands in India. Tanishq is selling 22K gold jewellery at ₹14,330 per gram and Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Joyalukkas and Kalyan Jewellers have listed 22K at ₹14,285 per gram.

The rates vary depending on the jewellery brand and location and the final amount paid by the customer can include GST, making charges and other applicable costs.

For bullion prices, the latest IBJA figures available for September 18, 2026, show fine gold (999) at ₹15,373 per gram and silver (999) at ₹2,36,908 per kg.

Gold Rate Today: 22K Jewellery Prices

The 22K gold jewellery rates reported for September 19 are up by ₹130 per gram versus the previous day’s prices at the listed jewellery brands.

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The reported Tanishq rate is applicable for New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Thiruvananthapuram, Coimbatore and Bengaluru, while the same listed cities apply to the reported Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Joyalukkas and Kalyan Jewellers rates.

Customers should check the price at their local showroom before purchasing as jewellery prices can vary based on the city and product and applicable charges.

IBJA Gold Rate Today: 24K, 22K, 20K and 18K

The latest IBJA rates available in the report are the PM rates dated September 18, 2026. These are benchmark bullion rates and are different from the retail jewellery prices quoted by individual brands.

The IBJA figures are bullion benchmark rates and should not be treated as the final price of a piece of jewellery. GST and making charges can increase the final purchase bill.

The difference between the IBJA 22 KT rate and the 22K jewellery rates also highlights the need to compare the quoted jewellery price with the underlying bullion benchmark before buying.

Silver Rate Today: 999 Purity

According to the latest IBJA figure cited in the report, 999-purity silver was priced at ₹2,36,908 per kg on September 18, 2026.

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Silver jewellery and articles can carry additional costs depending on the product, seller and applicable taxes or making charges.

The IBJA rate is therefore useful as a benchmark, while the actual amount charged by a jeweller can be different.

What Is the Difference Between IBJA and Jewellery Rates?

IBJA rates represent the benchmark prices for bullion based on purity, while jewellery brands quote prices for gold used in their jewellery products.

The final jewellery bill can include several components, including the gold value, making charges and GST. This means two customers buying gold jewellery with the same purity can still pay different final amounts depending on the design, brand, location and charges.

Due to this, buyers should check the gold rate, purity, making charges and GST separately before completing a purchase.

Gold buyers can also check the hallmark and purity details on the jewellery before making the payment. For investment-related decisions, the retail jewellery price should not be treated as the same thing as the bullion benchmark.

Gold and Silver Price Check Before Buying

The September 19 rates show that 22K jewellery prices at the listed major brands have increased by ₹130 per gram from September 18. Tanishq’s listed price was at ₹14,330 per gram while Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Joyalukkas and Kalyan Jewellers were at ₹14,285 per gram.

For bullion, the latest available IBJA figures cited for the day were ₹15,373 per gram for 999 fine gold and ₹2,36,908 per kg for 999 silver.

Since retail jewellery rates and bullion rates are not identical, buyers should compare the latest local showroom price with the relevant benchmark before purchasing.

Note: Gold and silver rates can change and jewellery prices may vary by location, product and applicable charges. The rates above are based on the latest figures available in the cited source for the stated dates.

Source: Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) and jewellery-brand rates reported by The Economic Times.

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