Gold Rates Today (12-06-2026) Up After Rs 75,000 Crash; 24K, 22K, 18K Gold At GRT, BHIMA, Jos Alukkas, Abharan

Gold rates in India surged sharply on June 12, after more than Rs 75,000 crashed in the past two consecutive days. 24 carat gold price has skyrocketed by Rs 29,400 in 100 grams and zoomed by Rs 2,940 in 10 grams owing to optimism of a peace deal between the US and Iran, which is expected to cool off inflationary woes. Accordingly, gold prices have seen significant change at Indian jewelers like GRT, BHIMA, Abharan and Jos Alukkas.

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GRT Gold Rates Today

24 carat gold price stood at RS 14,574 per 1 gram, while 22 carat and 18 carat gold prices are at Rs 13,350 per 1 gram and Rs 10,931 per 1 gram. The price of 1 gram in 14 carat stood at Rs 8,502 per 1 gram.

Also, at GRT, 1 gram platinum price stood at Rs 6,842 and 1 gram silver price is at Rs 260.

Jos Alukkas Gold Rates Today

Here, 1 gram gold is priced at Rs 14,863 in 24 carat, at Rs 13,620 in 22 carat and at Rs 11,250 in 18 carat.

BHIMA Gold Rates Today

At BHIMA, 1 gram gold is priced at Rs 13,099 per in 22 carat, at Rs 14,570 in 24 carat and at Rs 10,399 in 18 carat. 1 gram silver is available at Rs 219.

Abharan Gold Rates Today

Here, 1 gram gold is available at Rs 14,563 in 24 carat, at Rs 13,350 in 22 carat, at Rs 10,923 in 22 carat and at Rs 8,495 in 14 carat. 1 gram silver is at Rs 240.2.

Gold Rates Today

In India, 24 carat gold surged by Rs 29,400 per 100 grams to Rs 14,85,800 and 10 grams gold rose by Rs 2,940 to Rs 1,48,580. Also, 10 grams and 100 grams gold price soared by Rs 2,700 and Rs 27,000 to Rs 1,36,200 and Rs 13,62,000 under 22 carat. Additionally, 18 carat gold is at Rs 11,14,400 per 100 grams which is up by Rs 22,100, while 10 grams gold jumped by Rs 2,210 to Rs 1,11,440.

Gold price nosedived by Rs 21,300 in 100 grams of 24 carat on June 11 and had crashed by Rs 53,900 on June 10.

Broadly, gold prices have been fluctuating this week. As per Gaurav Garg, research analyst at Lemonn markets desk, the recent fluctuations are largely attributed to escalating tensions between the US and Iran, which have fueled uncertainty in the markets. Additionally, the release of US CPI data has contributed to the downward pressure on gold and silver, leading investors to reassess their positions.

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