Gold Rate Today Pakistan

Gold prices in Pakistan show a clear and structured variation across different karat levels, ranging from 24K to 18K, and each category reflects a different level of purity, usage, and market value. At the top of the market, 24K gold is considered the purest form with 99.9% purity, making it the most expensive segment. In today’s rates, 24K stands at Rs. 488,500 per tola, Rs. 418,810 per 10 grams, and Rs. 41,881 per gram. This category is mainly preferred by investors and those who treat gold as a long-term store of value rather than everyday jewellery due to its softness.

Below that, 22K gold is slightly less pure but much more practical for jewellery use. It is widely used in traditional designs across Pakistan and South Asia. Its price stands at Rs. 447,907 per tola, Rs. 383,910 per 10 grams, and Rs. 38,391 per gram, making it the most commonly traded jewellery grade in the local market. Moving further down, 21K gold offers a balance between purity and strength, priced at Rs. 427,547 per tola, Rs. 366,459 per 10 grams, and Rs. 36,646 per gram, and is increasingly popular in modern lightweight jewellery designs.

The 20K category is more affordable and contains a higher mix of alloys, making it stronger and suitable for everyday wear. Its rate is Rs. 407,188 per tola, Rs. 349,009 per 10 grams, and Rs. 34,901 per gram. At the lowest standard in this table, 18K gold is the most durable but least pure among the listed categories, priced at Rs. 366,469 per tola, Rs. 314,108 per 10 grams, and Rs. 31,411 per gram. It is commonly used in fashion jewellery and imported designs where strength and affordability are more important than purity. Overall, the gradual price decline from 24K to 18K clearly reflects how purity directly determines market value, while also showing how consumer demand shifts from investment-grade gold to practical jewellery options in Pakistan’s evolving market.