Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Calculate Gold Price Using COMEX
Buying gold can be tricky because different stores might charge different prices for the same thing.
To make sure you're not paying too much, you can use a simple calculation.
First, check the international gold price on COMEX, which is in dollars per ounce.
Then, convert that price to rupees using the current exchange rate.
Next, convert the price from ounces to grams.
After that, add 6% excise duty and 3% GST to get the final price per gram.
This gives you the base price of 24-karat gold.
If you want to find the price of 22-karat gold, which is what most jewellery is made of, you multiply the 24-karat price by 91.6%.
This helps you understand if the price you're being charged is fair.
Buyers can calculate the fair price of gold using the COMEX rate and current exchange rate.
Convert the international gold price from dollars per ounce to rupees per gram.
Add 6% excise duty and 3% GST to get the final price per gram of 24-karat gold.
For 22-karat gold, multiply the 24-karat price by 91.6% to account for purity.
Understanding the base gold price helps buyers compare quotes and make informed purchase decisions.
- Who
- Gold buyers and jewellery experts
- What
- How to calculate the fair price of gold using COMEX rates
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- India
- Why
- To ensure buyers are not overcharged and get a fair deal
- COMEX Gold Price
- $4,030 per ounce
- Exchange Rate
- ₹96 per dollar
- Gold Price in Rupees
- ₹3,86,880 per ounce
- Price per Gram
- ₹13,650 per gram
- Excise Duty
- 6%
- GST
- 3%
- Final 24K Gold Price
- ₹14,903 per gram
- 22K Gold Price
- ₹13,651 per gram