Gold Rates Dip: Compare 22K and 18KT Prices Across Tanishq, Malabar & Joyalukkas
For gold buyers in India, especially those planning a purchase on Friday, August 14, 2026, diligent price checking remains paramount. Due to varying operational costs, regional taxes, and processing fees, the retail price of gold can differ significantly across major jewelry houses, even when purity is standardized. This report provides comprehensive readings from Tanishq, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Kalyan Jewellers, and Joyalukkas, alongside the definitive indicative rates set by the India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA).Brand-Wise 22K Gold Jewellery Rates on August 14, 2026
Tanishq reported its 22k gold jewellery price at ₹14,160 per gram across major metropolitan areas including New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Bengaluru. This rate was the same as the previous day, maintaining stability in pricing for this standard purity.Malabar Gold & Diamonds recorded their 22k gold jewellery rate at ₹14,015 per gram today. This price point is slightly lower than the rate reported by Malabar on August 13, 2026 (₹14,195/gram). Kalyan Jewellers and Joyalukkas share a matching rate for 22k gold jewellery, setting their prices at ₹14,015 per gram as of this morning.
IBJA Indicative Retail Rates for All Gold Purities
The India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) provided comprehensive indicative retail selling rates for the day. Fine Gold (999 purity) was set at ₹15,149 per gram. For 22 KT gold, the rate stands at ₹14,786 per gram.The market standard for other purities includes:
- 20 KT: ₹13,483 per gram
- 18 KT: ₹12,271 per gram
- 14 KT: ₹9,771 per gram
Furthermore, the indicative retail selling rate for 999-purity silver was reported at ₹2,31,920 per kg.
Gold and Silver Rate Trend Analysis (August 13 vs August 14)
A comparative look at yesterday's closing rates versus today's opening market rates reveals subtle but consistent downward pressure across several key purities. For example, the rate for Fine Gold (999) saw a decrease of ₹158, moving from ₹15,307/g to the current rate of ₹15,149/g.Across other measured qualities, the trend remains largely negative:
- 22 KT gold experienced a decline of ₹154 (from ₹14,940/g).
- 20 KT showed a drop of ₹140 (from ₹13,623/g).
- The 18 KT purity saw the smallest corresponding reduction at ₹128 (down from ₹12,399/g).
The price for 999-purity silver recorded a decrease of ₹2,308, bringing its rate down to ₹2,31,920 per kg.
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