Gold Rate Today At Tanishq, Malabar Gold, Kalyan & Joyalukkas: Check Latest IBJA 22K, 24K Gold Prices, May 19

Gold rate today in India stayed on the upper side across major jewellery brands including Tanishq, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Kalyan Jewellers, and Joyalukkas as global bullion prices traded volatile amid rising geopolitical tensions and uncertainty in international markets.

Gold prices rebounded this morning after sharp over the past few days. One of the reasons behind the spike in domestic gold rates is because of the rise in demand due to the ongoing hindu wedding session in India when the volume of gold & silver purchase generally increases.

Gold Rate At Tanishq Today

According to the latest update, the gold rate at Tanishq today for 22 karat gold stood at Rs. 1,44,200 per 10 grams, while 24 karat gold rate was around Rs. 15,731 per gram. The 18 karat gold rate at Tanishq was recorded at Rs. 11,798.

Malabar Gold Rate Today

Malabar Gold & Diamonds kept the gold rate today similar to the national prices. Latest 22K gold rate today Malabar is Rs. 14,375 per gram while the 24K gold rate stands at Rs. 15,682 per gram

Kalyan Jewellers Gold Rate Today

Kalyan Jewellers gold rate today for 22 karat gold stood at Rs. 14,375 per gram.

Joyalukkas Gold Rate Today

According to the latest update released by Joyalukkas for Tuesday, May 19, 2026, the 24Karat gold rate was at Rs. 15,682, the 22 Karat gold rate: Rs. 14,375 while the cheaper 18 karat gold rate was at Rs. 11,761.

IBJA Gold Rates Today

The India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) is the benchmark for Jewellers in India also they release its indicative retail selling rates for gold jewellery which do not include GST and making charges.

According to the latest IBJA update 24 karat gold is priced at Rs. 15,774 per gram while the 22 Karat Gold is now available at Rs. 15,395. Similar 20 Karat Gold & 18 karat gold is now priced at Rs. 14,039 & Rs. 12,777 respectively.

Reason behind the Gold And Silver Prices Volatility

Currently, gold and silver prices are seeing major fluctuations due to global inflation fears, geopolitical tensions, and changes in US Federal Reserve expectations.

Prithviraj Kothari, Managing Director at RiddiSiddhi Bullions Ltd. and President of India Bullion and Jewellers Association Ltd., said "gold and silver witnessed sharp weekly losses on COMEX due to inflation shocks and tensions arising from the ongoing US-Iran conflict and Strait of Hormuz disruption."

According to him, gold prices fell nearly 4% internationally, while silver prices crashed more than 10% during the week. Markets are now increasingly expecting the US Federal Reserve to keep interest rates higher for longer, which has strengthened the US dollar and created pressure on bullion prices.

Silver Prices May Rise Further In India

India has also introduced major changes in silver import rules, which may impact domestic silver supply and prices in the coming weeks.v The government has imposed A 15% import duty on silver, Restricted classification for imports and Revised MCX Good Delivery norms.

Kothari further added, "This policy shift is likely to create a significant silver supply crunch in India. Since regular bullion importers can no longer bring in silver bars without government approval, the pipeline of supply will tighten considerably. Prices on MCX are expected to rise, and import premiums could spike sharply. Only existing DTA stocks of previously custom-cleared silver bars will provide near-term relief. The move mirrors earlier restrictions placed on gold imports. For consumers buying silver jewellery or silverware, retail prices could increase noticeably in the coming weeks as the market adjusts to the new supply reality."

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