Todays Gold Rate in Maharashtra

The rates of gold in Maharashtra have not been fluctuating sharply lately, but when you go to purchase gold in bulk, even slight changes matter in the final price you pay. Therefore, it's critical to know the gold price today. Gold price in Maharashtra is mentioned in the following gold rate table:

Gram	22 Karat Gold Rate Today	22 Karat Gold Rate Yesterday	Daily Price Change
1 Gram	₹14,225	₹14,510	₹-285
10 Gram	₹142,250	₹145,100	₹-2850
100 Gram	₹	₹	₹

Gold is a distinctive metal that you can invest in by many means. Tradition and culture in Maharashtra still demands the purchase of physical gold, but if you don’t want the risk of it being stolen or lost, you can explore other investment avenues.  ETFs or derivative gold contracts with gold commodities as assets. Any or all of these are good investment options, but before you dive in, you need to know about gold rates today. 24 Karat gold rate in Maharashtra and 22 Karat rate fluctuations are necessary to know about, as you can see below:

Gold price in Maharashtra with fluctuations in the last few days, is shown below:

Gold prices in Maharashtra maintained their upward momentum in February 2026, showing a steady increase over the month. Both 22-karat and 24-karat gold witnessed price fluctuations, with the highest and lowest rates recorded between the 1st and 30th of February.

 

Gold Prices on 1st February 2026

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹14,770 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹15,509 per gram

 

Gold Prices on 30th February 2026

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹14,860 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹15,603 per gram

 

Highest Gold Price in February 2026

The highest recorded price of gold during the month was on 25th February 2026:

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹14,880 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹15,624 per gram

 

Lowest Gold Price in February 2026

The lowest recorded price of gold during the month was on 3rd February 2026:

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹13,790 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹14,480 per gram

 

Overall Performance

In February 2026, gold prices in Maharashtra recorded a rise. During this period, 22-karat gold prices saw a rise of 0.61%, while 24-karat gold prices experienced a rise of 0.61%.

Gold prices in Maharashtra continued their upward trend in January 2026, showing a moderate increase over the month. Both 22-karat and 24-karat gold witnessed price fluctuations, with the highest and lowest rates recorded between the 1st and 31st of January.

 

Gold Prices on 1st January 2026

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹12,430 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹13,052 per gram

 

Gold Prices on 31st January 2026

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹14,770 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹15,509 per gram

 

Highest Gold Price in January 2026

The highest recorded price of gold during the month was on 25th January 2026:

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹15,690 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹16,475 per gram

 

Lowest Gold Price in January 2026

The lowest recorded price of gold during the month was on 2nd January 2026:

• 22-Karat Gold: ₹13,052 per gram
• 24-Karat Gold: ₹12,430 per gram

 

Overall Performance

In January 2026, gold prices in Maharashtra recorded a rise. During this period, 22-karat gold prices saw a rise of 18.83%, while 24-karat gold prices experienced a rise of 18.83%.

Gold Rate (24K) Overview:

• Gold price on December 1st, 2025: ₹12,548 per gram

• Gold price on December 31st, 2025: ₹13,162 per gram

   

Gold Rate (22K) Overview:

• Gold price on December 1st, 2025: ₹11,950 per gram

• Gold price on December 31st, 2025: ₹12,535  per gram

   

Gold Rate (18K) Overview:

• Gold price on December 1st, 2025: ₹9,777 per gram

• Gold price on December 30th, 2025: ₹10,256 per gram

   

Gold Rate Monthly Highs & Lows on December 2025:

• Highest price for 24K: ₹13,645 per gram (Recorded on December 27th, 2025)

• Highest price for 22K: ₹12,995 per gram (Recorded on December 27th, 2025)

• Highest price for 18K: ₹10,632 per gram (Recorded on December 27th, 2025)

• Lowest price for 24K: ₹12,511 per gram (Recorded on December 10th, 2025)

• Lowest price for 22K: ₹11,915 per gram (Recorded on December 10th, 2025)

• Lowest price for 18K: ₹9,749 per gram (Recorded on December 10th, 2025)

 

Overall Performance:

• Trend: Decline

• Percentage Change for 24K: 4.89%

• Percentage Change for 22K: 4.90%

• Percentage Change for 18K: 4.90%

   

In December 2025, gold prices in Maharashtra  recorded a rise. During this period, 22-karat gold prices saw a rise of 4.90%, while 24-karat gold prices experienced a rise of 4.89%.

As it is important to be informed about today’s rate of gold in Maharashtra, it is also vital to know about how pure the gold that you purchase is. Among the grades of purity that you get for retail today, 22 Karat and 24 Karat are the grades sold in India. Decided by the Bureau of Indian Standards or BIS, the purity standards are marked on any piece of gold to be sold, with a hallmark or stamp indicating authenticity.

While tracking any form of gold rate today, 24 Karat gold in Maharashtra is prone to fluctuate, if not a lot, still enough to impact the price of gold you may buy. The reason for this is simply because of demand and supply variables. The more the supply, the price decreases, and vice versa.

You might think the current gold rate in Maharashtra isn’t as volatile as it used to be, but you must be aware of factors that can affect gold rates at any time:

• Inflation - Gold is said to be an inflation-proof form of investment, not affected by market trends and the general state of the economy. However, when there is high inflation, people view gold as a safe haven and tend to stockpile it. This creates a demand and takes the price up.

• Interest - The gold rate in Maharashtra today is influenced, to a specific degree, by prevailing interest rates. If interest rates are low, then the price of gold is very likely to rise.

• Reserves of the Government - In order to maintain the balance of the rate of gold in India, the government stores gold  reserves. This is not just the case with India, but is a practice with governments all over the globe. Nonetheless, how does this impact the gold rate? If the government ends up buying more gold, there will be a shortage for citizens and more of a demand. This will take the price of gold to new heights.

The GST is one of the highest taxes charged on commodities like gold these days. A 3% GST is levied on any gold jewellery that you choose to own today. Moreover, a GST of 5% is charged on making costs when gold jewellery is bought. Making charges do not have any cap on them, and in flagship jewellery brands, making charges are high. Taxes over and above this can take gold rates higher, especially in Maharashtra.