Today's Gold Rate in Kasaragod

Frequently Asked Questions

What is today's gold rate in Kasaragod, Kerala?

Today's gold rate in Kasaragod is updated daily on this page. We display both 22 Karat (916 purity) and 24 Karat (999 purity) prices per gram and per pavan (8 grams), sourced directly from the Kerala Gold & Silver Merchants Association board rate.

Where are the best places to buy gold in Kasaragod?

Kasaragod town near Government Hospital Road has the main showrooms. Kanhangad — the district's second-largest town — has established retailers serving the industrial and coastal belt. Tulu-speaking coastal communities have long-standing family jewellers in Kasaragod and Bekal areas specialising in heavy traditional adornments. Cross-border shoppers from coastal Karnataka (Mangaluru is 70 km north) visit Kasaragod showrooms regularly, as Kerala board rates are competitive with Karnataka prices. Gulf returnees passing through Mangaluru airport often stop to purchase gold in Kasaragod.

When is the best time to buy gold in Kasaragod?

Dussera (Navaratri, Sep-Oct) is uniquely significant in Kasaragod for the Tulu-speaking community — it is observed here more seriously than in any other Kerala district. Gulf returnee influx drives buying during Eid, summer (May-Jun), and the December holiday period. Kasaragod's wedding season bridges both Kannada and Malayalam traditions, extending the peak from Oct through Feb — wider than most Kerala districts. Onam remains an important buying occasion for the sizeable Malayalam-speaking population.

How often are gold rates updated in Kasaragod?

Gold rates on this site for Kasaragod are updated daily at 10:15 AM IST, Monday through Saturday. Gold markets in Kerala are closed on Sundays.

What is the difference between 22K and 24K gold?

24 Karat gold is 99.9% pure gold and is softer, typically used for gold coins and bars. 22 Karat gold is 91.6% pure gold mixed with other metals for durability, making it the standard for jewelry in Kerala.

What is a pavan (sovereign) of gold?

In Kerala, a pavan (also called sovereign) is a traditional unit of gold measurement equal to 8 grams. It is the most common unit used when buying gold jewelry in showrooms across Kerala.

What factors influence gold prices in Kasaragod?

Gold prices in Kasaragod are influenced by international gold prices (set in USD on London and New York commodity markets), the USD-INR exchange rate, import duties, 3% GST, and local domestic demand — especially during wedding and festival seasons.

Is this the final price I pay at a jewelry shop?

No. The rates shown here are the base Kerala board gold rates. At a jewelry shop, you will additionally pay making charges (varies by design, typically 8–25% of gold value), 3% GST on the total, and hallmarking charges. Always ask for a detailed bill.