Agra is a major tourist destination it has 3 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Mughals ruled the area for the longest time. Which is why there was a huge demand for gold and this explains the presence of so many jewellers. The demand for gold increases during the festivals and wedding season. The gold rate in Agra is based on the international gold rate.
Gold rate per unit in Agra is determined based on the gold purity. Buyers can purchase either 24 karat, 22 karat, 18 karat or 14 karat gold. 14 karat gold is cheaper and 24 karat gold is costly. Gold rate in Agra changes in accordance to the international gold rate. The gold rate in Agra in the year 2015 fell considerably, but the rates started climbing in January, 2016.
24 karat gold:
24 karat gold is the purest form of gold as it includes 99.95% of gold mass. 24 karat gold is a very soft metal hence it cannot be used to make jewellery or other ornaments. The gold rate for 24 karat gold in Agra is Rs.29,800 per 10 grams as on 14th March, 2016.
22 karat gold:
22 karat gold is the highest quality gold as it has 91.6% of gold mass. It has a shiny yellow coat and is used to mostly to make jewellery and ornaments. The brightness of the 22 karat gold depends on the metal with which it is alloyed.
Jewellers prefer alloying 22 karat gold with silver. It is the common form of retail gold jewellery. It is worn off easily, so special care must be taken. The gold rate for 22 karat gold in Agra is Rs.27,830 per 10 grams as on 14th March, 2016.
18 karat gold:
18 karat gold includes 75% of the gold mass making it the popular karat for jewellery. It also provides sufficient strength to hold the gemstones, diamonds and emeralds in place. Pink and rose gold are also 18 karat gold.
14 karat gold:
14 karat gold includes 58.3% of gold mass and it is the cheapest type of gold jewellery. When 14 karat gold is alloyed with copper, you get a dull bronze color. You get white gold when you alloy 14 karat gold with silver or nickel.
Factor | January | February | March |
1st day | Rs.3,010 per gram | Rs.3,077 per gram | Rs.3,113 per gram |
Last day | Rs.3,066 per gram | Rs.3,129 per gram | Rs.3,134 per gram |
Highest price | Rs.3,120 per gram on 24 and 25 January | Rs.3,161 per gram on 18 and 19 February | Rs.3,171 per gram on 25 and 26 March |
Lowest price | Rs.3,010 per gram from 1-3 January | Rs.3,035 per gram on 9 February | Rs.3,098 per gram on 19 & 20 March |
Trend | Incline | Incline | Incline |
Change | 1.19% | 1.68% | 0.67% |
Factor | October | November | December |
1st day | Rs.3,063 per gram | Rs.3,006 per gram | Rs.3,016 per gram |
Last day | Rs.3,026 per gram | Rs.3,026 per gram | Rs.3,020 per gram |
Highest price | Rs.3,072 per gram on 12, 13, 14 and 15 October | Rs.3,060 per gram on 18, 19 and 20 November | Rs.3,036 per gram on 2, 3 and 4 December |
Lowest price | Rs.3,028 per gram on 28 October | Rs.3,005 per gram on 06 November 2017 | Rs.2,940 per gram on 11,12 and 13 December |
Trend | Decline | Incline | Incline |
Change | 1.20% | 0.66% | 0.13% |
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