
MCX vs Retail Gold and Silver Board: What Buyers Should Compare
MCX vs retail gold and silver board explained for Gujarat buyers — futures vs jeweller quotes, why gaps appear, and how to use the live GS24LIVE board.
Today's gold price for Deesa, Tharad, Palanpur and the wider Banaskantha market. Because North Gujarat dealers work off the same Gold 999 reference, the 24 carat, 22 carat and 18 carat rates and per-gram figures below apply across the region — check the counter rate before you buy.
Reference rates for general informational use. Local shop prices may differ due to making charges, GST, purity, and dealer margins. Independently verify before any purchase.
Board rate for 99.9% pure gold, quoted per 10 grams.
Calculated from the Gold 999 board rate at 91.6% purity — indicative only.
Calculated from the Gold 999 board rate at 75% purity — common for fashion and diamond jewellery.
The 22 carat, 18 carat, per-gram and per-100-gram figures above are calculated from the live Gold 999 board rate. They exclude making charges, GST and dealer spread, so a jeweller's invoice will differ. See our Disclaimer for how to use these references. Try the gold calculator or silver calculator for a weight estimate, and read the gold purity guide.

Deesa is the main gold and silver trading point for the Banaskantha belt, and the shops in Tharad, Dhanera, Bhabhar and Palanpur work from the same Gold 999 reference. That is why one board serves the whole region: if you are checking the gold rate today in Tharad or anywhere else in North Gujarat, the 24 carat and 22 carat figures above are the numbers your local jeweller is starting from.
What changes between towns is not the metal rate but what sits on top of it. A Deesa or Tharad jeweller adds making charges, GST and a shop margin, and those vary with stock, the size of your order and how busy the wedding season is. On calm days retail 22 carat levels in Deesa sit close to Ahmedabad; gaps open up when logistics or cash demand spike.
Use this page for a morning check before you visit the counter, then confirm purity (916 for ornaments, 750 for 18 carat), hallmarking and the invoice break-up in person. If you plan to buy in the city instead, compare against the Ahmedabad board. These are informational market references, not a buy or sell recommendation.

Ask whether the shop's “today's rate” is the 22 carat jewellery rate or the 24 carat pure rate. Mixing those two is the most common reason a quote looks wrong — 22 carat is roughly 91.6% of the 24 carat figure before any charges are added.
For coins and bars, confirm the brand, the purity certificate and the buy-back policy in writing. For ornaments, the numbers that decide your bill are net gold weight and making charge per gram, not the headline rate.
Rates move through the session, so a verbal number from the morning may not hold in the afternoon. If you are booking a large wedding order from Tharad, Dhanera or Bhabhar, ask for a written rate-lock window rather than relying on a rate you were quoted earlier in the day.
Educational reference only. Always verify counter rates, purity, and invoice break-up before any purchase. See our Disclaimer and About pages.
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Gold 999 (24 carat) is trading at ₹1,48,858 per 10 grams in Deesa on the GS24LIVE board. The rate refreshes every 10 seconds during market hours, so the figure on this page is the current one rather than a morning fixing.
24 carat gold, quoted on the board as Gold 999, is ₹1,48,858 per 10 grams — that works out to ₹14,886 per gram and ₹14,88,580 for 100 grams. 24 carat is 99.9% pure and is the reference used for bars, coins and wholesale trade.
22 carat gold works out to roughly ₹1,36,354 per 10 grams and ₹13,635 per gram, based on today's Gold 999 rate at 91.6% purity. This is calculated from the live board rate and excludes making charges, GST and dealer spread. Most jewellery in Gujarat is 22 carat, also stamped 916. Read our gold purity guide for 24K, 22K, 18K and BIS hallmark marks.
18 carat gold works out to roughly ₹1,11,644 per 10 grams and ₹11,164 per gram, based on today's Gold 999 rate at 75% purity (750 fineness). This is calculated from the live board rate and excludes making charges, GST and dealer spread. 18K is common for diamond-set and fashion jewellery. Estimate metal value with making and GST on the gold calculator.
24 carat gold is ₹14,886 per gram in Deesa. For 22 carat, the equivalent is about ₹13,635 per gram. The board quotes gold per 10 grams, so per-gram figures are that rate divided by ten.
The Indian wholesale gold trade quotes per 10 grams, a legacy of the tola, so dealer confirmations and this board use the same unit. Jewellery retail is usually discussed per gram, which is simply the 10-gram rate divided by ten.
Gold is priced off international spot gold in US dollars, so the rupee rate moves with both the global price and the USD/INR exchange rate. Import duty, local demand and dealer spreads then shape the final domestic figure. Both spot gold and USD/INR are shown on the board above so you can see what is driving a move.
No. The rates on this page are wholesale market references. A retail invoice adds making charges, GST and the jeweller's spread, and buy-back is usually quoted below the board rate. Use these figures to check that a quote is reasonable, not as a final price.
Yes. Set a target and you will be notified when the rate reaches your level, so you do not have to watch the board all day. Manage your price alerts here.