Gold Rates in Calicut

Latest gold prices updated daily for Calicut

22 Karat Gold 916 Purity
₹119,080

per Pavan (8 grams)

+₹520
from yesterday
Per Gram ₹14,885
24 Karat Gold 999 Purity
₹129,904

per Pavan (8 grams)

+₹568
from yesterday
Per Gram ₹16,238

Price Chart (Last 30 Days)

22K Gold Rate Trend Chart - Last 30 days in Calicut

Price History

DatePer Gram1 Pavan (8 grams)Change (Pavan)
March 10, 2026
₹14,885₹119,080+₹520
March 9, 2026
₹14,820₹118,560-₹1,440
March 8, 2026
₹15,000₹120,000
March 7, 2026
₹15,000₹120,000+₹1,840
March 6, 2026
₹14,770₹118,160-₹720
March 6, 2026
₹14,860₹118,880-₹560
March 5, 2026
₹14,930₹119,440-₹480
March 5, 2026
₹14,990₹119,920-₹720
March 4, 2026
₹15,080₹120,640-₹2,280
March 3, 2026
₹15,365₹122,920-₹1,760
March 3, 2026
₹15,585₹124,680-₹360
March 2, 2026
₹15,630₹125,040+₹520
March 2, 2026
₹15,565₹124,520-₹2,400
March 1, 2026
₹15,865₹126,920+₹3,200
February 28, 2026
₹15,465₹123,720+₹2,920
February 28, 2026
₹15,100₹120,800+₹2,320
February 27, 2026
₹14,810₹118,480+₹400
February 26, 2026
₹14,760₹118,080-₹480
February 26, 2026
₹14,820₹118,560-₹160
February 25, 2026
₹14,840₹118,720+₹80
February 24, 2026
₹14,830₹118,640+₹1,120
February 23, 2026
₹14,690₹117,520-₹800
February 23, 2026
₹14,790₹118,320+₹1,520
February 22, 2026
₹14,600₹116,800
February 21, 2026
₹14,600₹116,800+₹1,400
February 20, 2026
₹14,425₹115,400+₹880
February 20, 2026
₹14,315₹114,520-₹800
February 19, 2026
₹14,415₹115,320+₹560
February 19, 2026
₹14,345₹114,760+₹1,680
February 18, 2026
₹14,135₹113,080
February 17, 2026
₹14,135₹113,080-₹520
February 17, 2026
₹14,200₹113,600-₹1,120
February 16, 2026
₹14,340₹114,720-₹960
February 15, 2026
₹14,460₹115,680
February 14, 2026
₹14,460₹115,680+₹1,920
February 13, 2026
₹14,220₹113,760-₹480
February 13, 2026
₹14,280₹114,240-₹1,920
February 12, 2026
₹14,520₹116,160-₹880
February 11, 2026
₹14,630₹117,040+₹800
February 11, 2026
₹14,530₹116,240-₹200
February 10, 2026
₹14,555₹116,440+₹640
February 10, 2026
₹14,475₹115,800
February 9, 2026
₹14,475₹115,800-₹680
February 9, 2026
₹14,560₹116,480+₹1,640
February 8, 2026
₹14,355₹114,840

Calicut, officially known as Kozhikode, is a historic port city and an important commercial hub in North Kerala. The city has a thriving gold market with competitive rates and a rich tradition of gold trading dating back centuries.

Gold Rate Information

Calicut’s gold rates are updated daily and reflect both local and international market conditions. The district’s gold market is known for its transparency and competitive pricing. As one of the major trading centers in North Kerala, Calicut attracts buyers from neighboring districts.

Best Places to Buy Gold in Calicut

  • SM Street (Sweet Meat Street) - Historic commercial street with numerous jewelry shops
  • Mavoor Road - Popular shopping area with established gold merchants
  • Palayam - Central location with multiple jewelry showrooms
  • Beach Road - Scenic area with modern jewelry stores
  • Kallai Road - Known for traditional jewelry designs

Why Buy Gold in Calicut?

Calicut offers several advantages for gold buyers:

  • Rich heritage of gold craftsmanship
  • Competitive rates in North Kerala
  • Traditional and modern jewelry designs
  • Reputable jewelers with generations of experience
  • Strong local market with good resale value
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about gold rates in Calicut

The current gold rates in Calicut are updated daily and are consistent with the state-wide rates. As of today (Tuesday, March 10, 2026), 22K gold is priced at ₹14,885 per gram (₹119,080 per Pavan), and 24K pure gold is at ₹16,238 per gram (₹129,904 per Pavan). These rates are displayed at the top of this page and are updated automatically based on international gold prices and market conditions.

Gold rates in Calicut are generally consistent with rates across Kerala. The base gold rate is typically the same throughout the state, as it's determined by international prices and currency exchange rates. However, the final price you pay may vary slightly based on local making charges, taxes, and jeweler-specific pricing. Major districts like Calicut, Ernakulam, and Thiruvananthapuram usually have very similar base rates.

Calicut has numerous reputable jewelry stores and gold merchants where you can purchase gold. It's advisable to buy from BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certified jewelers who provide proper hallmarking. Always check the current gold rate before making a purchase, compare prices from multiple jewelers, and ensure you're getting the correct karat purity. Many jewelers in Calicut also offer online price quotes. You can also buy gold coins from Amazon for quick and easy investment.

The best time to buy gold in Calicut depends on your purpose. For investment, it's generally better to buy when prices are relatively stable or during market corrections. However, if you're buying for immediate use (like jewelry for a wedding), it's better to focus on finding a reputable jeweler rather than trying to time the market. Prices tend to be higher during festival seasons and wedding months due to increased demand.

Gold rates in Calicut are calculated based on several factors: the international gold price (quoted in USD per ounce), the USD to INR exchange rate, import duties and taxes, and local market conditions. The base rate is typically uniform across Kerala, but individual jewelers may add making charges, wastage charges, and GST, which can vary. The rates are usually updated daily in the morning.

Yes, you can track historical gold rates for Calicut on this page. We provide a comprehensive price history chart and table showing gold rates over the past 30 days. This allows you to see price trends, identify patterns, and make informed decisions about when to buy or sell gold. The historical data is updated daily and includes rates for 22K and 24K gold.

No, gold rates differ for buying and selling in Calicut. When you buy gold, you pay the market rate plus making charges, GST, and other fees. When you sell gold, you typically receive a slightly lower rate (usually 2-5% less) as jewelers need to account for their margin, testing costs, and potential price fluctuations. The exact difference varies by jeweler and the type of gold item you're selling.