Gold Rates In India Fall: Check 22 Carat Gold Prices At Tanishq, Malabar Gold, Kalyan Jewellers; BUY-On-Dips?

Gold rates in India dropped sharply in the past six days. At present, in retail stores, the 24-carat gold price is at Rs 101,350 per 10 grams, while 22-carat gold is at Rs 92,900 per 10 grams. On August 14th, ahead of Independence Day, gold prices took a breather from their relentless sell-off as peace talks between Russia and Ukraine hit the headlines.

That being said, with festivals like Janmashtami and Independence Day being celebrated on August 15, here are the latest rates of 22-carat gold prices at major jewellers.

Gold Price At Malabar Gold & Diamonds:

The rate of 1 gram gold at Malabar is at Rs 9,290 as of August 14, 2025, lower by Rs 5 from yesterday's price of Rs 9,295 per 1 gram.

Gold Rates At TanishQ:

At this leading jewellery shop, 22-carat gold prices have plunged across grams. The price stood at Rs 9,330 per 1 gram as of August 14, down by Rs 5 from Rs 9,335 per 1 gram. The price of 8 grams of gold price stood at Rs 74,640, lower by Rs 40 from Rs 74,680 per 8 gram of August 13.

Also, 10 grams gold price in 22 carat at TanishQ dropped by Rs 50 to Rs 93,300 on August 14, compared to Rs 93,350 per 10 grams. Lastly, 100 grams of gold price got dearer by Rs 500 to Rs 933,000 as against yesterday's price of Rs 933,500 per 100 grams.

Gold Rates At Joyalukkas:

Here, 1 gram gold price is at Rs 9,290 on August 14 in cities like Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, and Odisha. The price is unchanged from the previous day.

Gold Rates At Kalyan Jewellers:

The 22 carat gold rate is at Rs 9,290 per 1 gram in locations like Thane, Nagpur, Andheri, and other regions of Mumbai. In broader terms, the gold rate is at Rs 9,290 across stores in India. This price is down from Rs 9,295 of yesterday.

Gold Rates In India:

Overall in India, currently, 22 carat and 24 carat gold rates stood at Rs 92,900 and Rs 1,01,350 per 10 grams respectively as of August 14.

In the past six days, 10 grams gold rate in 22 carat tumbled by Rs 50 on August 13, while it was down by Rs 800 on August 12 and Rs 700 on August 11. Gold rate was down by Rs 250 on August 9. The price was unchanged on August 14 and August 10.

Despite the latest drop in gold prices, 22 carat is up by 1.5% in August month so far.

Should You BUY/SELL Gold?

According to Aksha Kamboj, VP, India Bullion & Jewellers Association (IBJA) and Executive Chairperson, Aspect Global Ventures, investor sentiment is cautious.

Kamboj added, prices recently touched ₹1 lakh, buoyed by safe haven demand in the face of geopolitical and tariff-related uncertainties. Higher prices and purchases from jewellers led to an increase in gold imports.

However, the expert also said, according to the World Gold Council, gold consumption in India is said to fall to a five year low in 2025. Consumer demand for jewellery is down significantly in 2025, albeit, some amount of investment demand has offset this.

"Analysts believe that gold will trade within a range in the near term, with upside possible only if Central Banks continue to buy and risks persist globally. Investors should keep this advice in mind: treat gold as a strategic asset over the longer term, and "buy on dips," rather than chase prices in higher multiples," Kamboj said.

Gold demand will be high during August 15 and August 16 due to celebration of Independence Day and Janmashtami.

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