Gold and silver price today: Latest rates across Indian cities on December 17, 2025

# Business Desk

Mumbai: Gold prices in India recorded a marginal decline on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, across all purity levels. The price of 24 karat gold stood at ₹13,385 per gram, down ₹1 from the previous day. Meanwhile, 22 karat gold was priced at ₹12,269 per gram and 18 karat gold at ₹10,038 per gram, both also witnessing a ₹1 drop.

In higher quantities, 24 karat gold was priced at ₹1,33,850 for 10 grams and ₹13,38,500 for 100 grams, reflecting a decline of ₹10 and ₹100 respectively. Similar trends were seen in 22 karat and 18 karat gold prices across standard weights.

City 24K gold (₹) 22K gold (₹) 18K gold (₹)
Chennai 13,472 12,349 10,299
Mumbai 13,385 12,269 10,038
Delhi 13,400 12,284 10,053
Kolkata 13,385 12,269 10,038
Bengaluru 13,385 12,269 10,038
Hyderabad 13,385 12,269 10,038
Kerala 13,385 12,269 10,038
Pune 13,385 12,269 10,038
Vadodara 13,390 12,274 10,043
Ahmedabad 13,390 12,274 10,043

City-wise data showed Chennai trading slightly higher than other metros, with 24K gold at ₹13,472 per gram. Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kerala and Pune reported uniform rates of ₹13,385 per gram for 24K gold. Delhi prices were marginally higher at ₹13,400 per gram, while Vadodara and Ahmedabad quoted ₹13,390 per gram.

Silver prices in India also softened slightly. Silver was priced at ₹199 per gram, down 10 paise from the previous day, while the rate per kilogram stood at ₹1,99,000, marking a decline of ₹100. Chennai, Hyderabad and Kerala continued to trade silver at a premium, with prices at ₹2,109 for 10 grams and ₹2,10,900 per kilogram.

City 10 grams (₹) 100 grams (₹) 1 kg (₹)
Chennai 2,109 21,090 2,10,900
Mumbai 1,990 19,900 1,99,000
Delhi 1,990 19,900 1,99,000
Kolkata 1,990 19,900 1,99,000
Bengaluru 1,990 19,900 1,99,000
Hyderabad 2,109 21,090 2,10,900
Kerala 2,109 21,090 2,10,900
Pune 1,990 19,900 1,99,000
Vadodara 1,990 19,900 1,99,000
Ahmedabad 1,990 19,900 1,99,000

Market experts note that domestic gold and silver prices remain influenced by international bullion trends, rupee-dollar movement, global demand, and interest rate expectations. Despite short-term fluctuations, gold continues to be viewed as a hedge against inflation and market volatility by Indian investors.

The quoted prices are indicative and do not include GST, TCS or other local levies. Actual retail prices may vary depending on jewellers, location and making charges.

(Disclaimer: The gold and silver prices mentioned above are indicative and meant for informational purposes only. They do not include GST, TCS, making charges or any other local levies. Actual retail prices may vary depending on the city, jeweller, purity, and prevailing market conditions. Readers are advised to check with local jewellers or authorised dealers for exact rates before buying or selling precious metals.)