Take a look at the gold price in Odisha today for various purities like 18 Karat, 22 Karat, and 24 Karat gold, along with key influencing factors, calculation steps, and more.
Gold has maintained its relevance throughout history as a symbol of wealth, prosperity, happiness, and fortune. Be it religious symbolism or artwork, gold had shaped and influenced the cultural contours of India profoundly. In the present age of the digital revolution, gold is among the most popular investments. This is because gold investments can not only act as a hedge against inflation but also provide stable returns. As a resident of Odisha, you also can zero in on this yellow metal to diversify your investment portfolio. Read on to know the multiple aspects of making gold investments in Odisha.
Check out the Gold Price Today in Odisha for different weights below
Gram |
22 Karat Gold Rate Today |
22 Karat Gold Rate Yesterday |
Daily Price Change |
1 Gram |
₹14785.0 |
₹14930.0 |
₹-145 |
10 Gram |
₹147850.0 |
₹149300.0 |
₹-1450 |
100 Gram |
₹ |
₹ |
₹ |
Date |
STANDARD GOLD 22K |
STANDARD GOLD 24K |
||
1 Gram |
10 Gram |
1 Gram |
10 Gram |
|
March 15, 2026 |
₹14785.0 |
₹147850.0 |
₹15524.0 |
₹155240.0 |
March 14, 2026 |
₹14930.0 |
₹149300.0 |
₹15677.0 |
₹156770.0 |
March 13, 2026 |
₹15020.0 |
₹150200.0 |
₹15771.0 |
₹157710.0 |
March 12, 2026 |
₹15,120 |
₹151,200 |
₹15,876 |
₹158,760 |
March 11, 2026 |
₹15,035 |
₹150,350 |
₹15,787 |
₹157,870 |
Gold price in Odisha with fluctuations in the last few days, is shown below:
Date |
STANDARD GOLD 18K |
|
1 Gram |
10 Gram |
|
March 15, 2026 |
₹12097.0 |
₹120970.0 |
March 14, 2026 |
₹12215.0 |
₹122150.0 |
March 13, 2026 |
₹12289.0 |
₹122890.0 |
March 12, 2026 |
₹12,371 |
₹123,710 |
March 11, 2026 |
₹12,301 |
₹123,010 |
The gold rate in Odisha is influenced by a mix of international market trends, currency movements and domestic pricing components. The final price you see at jeweller outlets across Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Rourkela or Berhampur reflects both global benchmarks and local market conditions. Each layer of cost gets added as gold moves from international exchanges to Indian bullion dealers and finally to retail jewellers.
A gold rate calculator is a simple tool that converts the live market price of gold into the price of jewellery or bullion for any unit and purity you choose. It saves time, removes manual errors, and shows a neat cost breakdown. It displays the base gold value, making charge (if any), and applicable taxes, so you know exactly what you’ll pay or receive.
Online calculators on banking websites, jewellery platforms,s and financial marketplaces like Bajaj Markets normally fetch live rates. Plus, they often let you switch between units (gram, tola, ounce, kilo) and currencies.
Consider the following example of calculating the price of gold if the 24K price is ₹6,800 per gram:
Here are the calculation steps:
Final price ≈ ₹66,263.29. (calculator usually rounds to nearest rupee for clarity).
Gold prices in India are influenced by global market trends, exchange rates, and local factors like domestic demand, inflation, and government duties. Here are some key factors below:
The starting point for gold rates in Odisha is the international spot price set on global markets such as the LBMA and major futures exchanges. Indian dealers and banks refer to these benchmarks when converting to rupees, so any move in the London/COMEX price quickly filters through to local rates.
Because gold is traded in US dollars, a weaker rupee makes imported gold costlier in rupee terms — pushing up retail rates in Odisha — while a stronger rupee can ease landed costs. Central-bank interventions and broader currency volatility, therefore, have a direct and often immediate effect on local gold pricing.
India’s customs and duty structure on bullion determines the landed cost of imported metal; changes in basic customs duty or related cesses are passed to domestic prices. Recent budget and customs changes have materially altered the import tax burden, making duty moves an important driver of retail gold rates.
GST is applied to gold transactions and making charges in India, adding a fixed tax layer that retailers must include in consumer prices. Regulatory or tax clarifications published by industry bodies and tax authorities therefore influence the final tag shown by jewellers across Odisha.
After the national landed cost is calculated, local dealers add premiums to cover transport, insurance, storage and working capital; jewellers then add making/wastage charges and margins. Those local add-ons explain small city-to-city differences between places such as Bhubaneswar and Cuttack.
Seasonal buying (weddings, festivals like Akshaya Tritiya) and shifts between jewellery, ETFs and Sovereign Gold Bonds change local demand and can temporarily raise premiums or slow sales. Broader investor demand and central-bank buying also affect global prices, which in turn alters what consumers in Odisha pay.
Gold prices in Odisha maintained an overall rise in 2025, with a decent margin of hike between the first and the end of the month. Although prices varied daily, the average showed an overall increase from gold rates in October, with peak prices around mid-month and higher rates towards month-end.
The highest recorded price of gold during the month was on 29th November 2025:
The lowest recorded price of gold during the month was on 5th November 2025:
Gold prices in Odisha showed a decent rise across the month of November 2025, with a percentage increase of 5.54% for 22 Karat gold and 5.56% for 24 Karat gold.
Gold prices in Odisha maintained their upward momentum in October 2025, 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 31st of October.
The highest recorded price of gold during the month was on 18th October 2025:
The lowest recorded price of gold during the month was on 5th October 2025:
Gold prices in Odisha showed a steady upward movement throughout October 2025, with a percentage increase of 1.84% for 22 Karat gold and 1.86% for 24 Karat gold.
Gold prices in Odisha continued their upward trend in September 2025, 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 30th of September.
The highest recorded price of gold during the month was on 22nd September 2025:
The lowest recorded price of gold during the month was on 6th September 2025:
Gold prices in Odisha displayed a moderate upward trend through September 2025, registering a percentage change of 2.08% for 22 Karat gold and 1.98% for 24 Karat gold.
Gold prices in Odisha continued their upward trend in August 2025, 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 August.
The highest recorded price of gold during the month was on 19th August 2025:
The lowest recorded price of gold during the month was on 7th August 2025:
Gold prices in Odisha showed a mild upward movement throughout August 2025, with a percentage increase of 1.66% for 22 Karat gold and 1.59% for 24 Karat gold.
The 22 Karat (22K) gold rate in Odisha is the market price quoted per gram for 91.67% pure gold and changes daily. For the exact, up-to-date figure you should check benchmark rates published by jewellers, news websites, or financial portals and then view the city-wise price quoted by local dealers.
You can check today’s Odisha rate from benchmark feeds, reputable financial portals or brokerage websites which publish city-wise rates. The same is also available from local jewellers or bank portals that display live prices. Many users also rely on trusted apps or business news sites that convert the international spot price into rupees and add local premiums.
The 24 Karat (24K) price is the rate for nearly pure gold (99.9%) quoted per gram and forms the base from which 22K and 18K prices are derived. To find the current 24K rate for Odisha, consult the same benchmark and city-wise sources as above; most calculators and market pages show 24K alongside 22K and 18K.
The mark 585 (also written as Au585) indicates the item contains 58.5% pure gold by weight. This is equivalent to 14 Karat gold, with the remainder made up of other metals for strength and durability. This fineness is commonly used for certain jewellery types and will be reflected in pricing and hallmarks when buying or selling in Odisha.
No, while the national landed cost (based on international prices, exchange rate and duties) is common, city-level rates vary slightly. This is due to local premiums, transport and insurance costs, jewellers’ margins and short-term demand differences. These local add-ons explain why Bhubaneswar, Cuttack or Rourkela may show marginally different rates at any point in time.