What is the gold rate today in Ambernath?

The rate changes during the day, so Nakoda Gold does not publish a number on its website. The day's 24K, 22K and 18K counter rate for Station Road, Ambernath East is on the shop's Instagram, @nakoda_gold.

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

24K is 99.9% pure and 22K 916 is 91.6% gold, so the 22K rate is lower per gram. Almost all jewellery is made in 22K or 18K, because 24K is too soft to hold its shape.

Is GST included in the gold rate?

No. The quoted rate is for the metal. GST (currently 3% on gold jewellery) and making charges are added on the bill. Nakoda Gold itemises all of them in a written estimate before you buy.

Does Nakoda Gold offer finance on gold jewellery?

Yes, finance is available. Ask at the counter or on WhatsApp for the current terms.

What are Nakoda Gold's shop hours?

Tuesday to Sunday, 10:30 am to 8 pm. Closed on Monday.

Today's gold rate in Ambernath, straight from the counter.

Gold moves during the day, so we do not print a number here that could be hours old by the time you read it. Today's 24K, 22K and 18K rate from our counter at Station Road, Ambernath East is on our Instagram.

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Four ways to get today's rate

Instagram: today's rate

Check @nakoda_gold on Instagram for the day's 24K, 22K and 18K rate, along with new designs as they come in.

Want the price of a specific piece? Message +91 88888 72450 with a photo or the design you like.

Call the shop

+91 88888 72450, Tuesday to Sunday, 10:30 am to 8 pm. Closed Monday.

The Nakoda Gold app

Browse designs on your phone before you visit. Get the app on Android or iPhone.

What the rate means for the price of a piece

24K: 99.9% pure gold. The base rate everyone quotes first. Too soft for most jewellery, so it is mainly bought as coins and bars.
22K 916: 91.6% gold. The standard for mangalsutra, bridal sets, chains and bangles. The 22K rate is lower than 24K because there is less gold in every gram.
18K 750: 75% gold. Harder, holds stones more securely, so it is used for diamond and stone-set rings and lightweight modern pieces.
Making charges: The cost of turning gold into the design. They vary by piece. Read what making charges actually cover.
GST: Charged on gold jewellery at the rate set by the government, currently 3%, and shown as its own line on the bill.

At Nakoda Gold the rate, weight, making charges and GST are itemised in a written estimate before you buy. Nothing appears on the final bill that was not on the estimate.

Why two shops quote different rates on the same day

The published city rate is a reference. A shop's counter rate can differ slightly because of when in the day it was set and how the shop buys its metal. The number that matters is the total: rate × net weight + making charges + GST. Compare totals, not headline rates, and ask whether melting loss or stone weight will be deducted when you exchange old gold. At Nakoda Gold neither is deducted, and jewellery bought from us gets 100% resale value at the current rate.