Gold Rate Today in Pakistan · Friday, 13 November 2026 · updated 07:50 PM

On 13 November 2026, 24K gold in Pakistan is Rs 410,923 per tola and Rs 352,307 per 10 grams. 22K gold is Rs 376,680 per tola, 21K is Rs 359,558 and 18K is Rs 308,193 per tola.

One gram of 24K gold costs Rs 35,231, 22K costs Rs 32,295, 21K costs Rs 30,827 and 18K costs Rs 26,423 (13 November 2026). Jewellery adds making charges on top.

One tola is 11.6638 grams. A tola has 12 masha, and a masha has 8 ratti, so one masha is about 0.972 g and one ratti about 0.1215 g. "10 grams" prices are slightly lower than tola prices because 10 g is less than a tola.

24K is pure gold (99.9%) and is used for bars and coins. 22K is 91.6% gold, 21K is 87.5% and 18K is 75%; the rest is copper, silver or zinc, which makes jewellery harder. Lower karat means a lower price per gram.

Over the last 30 days the 24K rate has fallen 4.8%, moving between Rs 408,345 and Rs 439,272 per tola. Compared with a year ago it is down 7.5%. Past movement does not predict future prices.

The Pakistani rate starts from the international spot price in US dollars (now $3,902.60 per ounce), converted at the dollar-rupee rate (Rs 279.39). The local Sarafa market then adds or subtracts a premium depending on demand, import costs and supply.

International prices and exchange rates are refreshed about every 10 minutes. Each day's closing rate is saved, so you can look up past prices in the gold price history.

The rate is broadly the same across Pakistan because it follows the same international price and dollar rate. Local Sarafa associations can differ by a small amount, and jewellers' making charges vary by city and shop.

Jewellery price = weight × today's rate for its karat + making charges (a fixed amount per gram/tola or a percentage). For example, 10 g of 22K at Rs 32,295/g is Rs 322,948 of gold before making charges. Our gold calculator does this for you.

When you sell or exchange jewellery, jewellers usually deduct a percentage (katt) for impurities, solder and the making charge that cannot be recovered. Ask for the deduction in writing before selling; bars and coins usually get a much smaller deduction than jewellery.

The nisab is 7.5 tola (87.48 g) of gold. At today's 24K rate that is about Rs 3,081,925. Many people use the silver nisab (52.5 tola), which today is about Rs 275,821. Zakat is 2.5% of zakatable wealth held for a lunar year — ask a scholar for your situation.

Buy from a known jeweller, check the karat stamp (e.g. 22K or 916), and get a receipt that shows weight, karat, gold value and making charge separately. For certainty, have the piece tested at an assay lab. Sealed bars and coins come with a certificate.