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Gold Price in Karachi Today

18K, 21K, 22K & 24K gold rates in Karachi — Sarafa indicative reference rates, updated regularly. Calculate the value of your gold by weight and purity.

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18K gold price in Karachi
75.0% Pure
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21K gold price in Karachi
87.5% Pure
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22K gold price in Karachi
91.6% Pure
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24K gold price in Karachi
99.9% Pure
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Karachi gold rates shown are Sarafa indicative reference rates per gram, not local market transaction prices. Local jewellers may apply making charges & applicable taxes; retail prices may vary. Last updated: --

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Market disclaimer: Indicative reference only — not a trade or investment advice.
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Karachi vs Pakistan

Karachi vs Other Cities

Compare Karachi gold prices with Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta & more. Karachi is Pakistan's commercial capital and a leading wholesale benchmark.

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Gold Price Calculator — Karachi

Estimate the value of your gold by weight and purity at Sarafa reference rates. Includes making charges and an adjustable tax/duty field (set to the rate on your invoice).

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Gold Price in Karachi Today — Complete Guide

Gold bars and coins representing Karachi 18K 21K 22K 24K gold price Sarafa Bazaar M.A. Jinnah Road

Karachi, Pakistan's largest city and the historic commercial heart of southern Pakistan, is home to one of the country's well-established continuously traded gold markets. The gold price in Karachi today is anchored in the ancient bazaars of Old Karachi — especially Sarafa Bazaar and its celebrated jewellery street, M.A. Jinnah Road — where precious metals have been traded for centuries. Sarafa publishes indicative reference rates based on bullion-market polling, while PMEX gold futures trade well into the night; Karachi dealers and showrooms across Saddar, Tariq Road and Bahadurabad reference these benchmarks before setting their own retail prices for jewellery, coins and bridal sets.

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Gold Price in Karachi Questions

Answers to 8 common questions about gold rates in Karachi, Sarafa Bazaar, M.A. Jinnah Road, Saddar and Sarafa pricing.

The current gold price in Karachi is displayed live on the reference rates table and price cards at the top of this page. For reference, if the live Sarafa feed is temporarily unavailable, the price table and price cards at the top of this page show last-known reference rates per gram for 18K, 21K, 22K and 24K; these are indicative reference rates only, not Sarafa Bazaar or other local market transaction prices. Local jeweller retail prices in Karachi may vary.
Sarafa Bazaar (Old Karachi) is one of Pakistan's well-established traditional gold markets, with a dense concentration of established jewellers inside the wider bazaar. M.A. Jinnah Road, inside Sarafa Bazaar, is the historic established precious-metals street that trades both silver and gold. Local jewellers may reference national and international gold-market movements, PKR exchange rates, Sarafa indicative reference rates, PMEX gold futures (a separate futures market), local demand and dealer premiums. Actual retail prices may vary by seller across Saddar, Tariq Road and the wider Karachi metropolitan region.
Popular jewellery shopping areas in Karachi include Sarafa Bazaar (a dense concentration of jewellers, widest plain-jewellery & coin selection), M.A. Jinnah Road (Polki, antique-style, bridal gold), Saddar (wedding-jewellery corridor with custom bridal sets), Clifton & Defence (legacy branded showrooms; making charges and seller terms vary by jeweller), Tariq Road and Bahadurabad (designer bridal boutiques & reputable hallmarked chains). Look for the stated karat/fineness mark where provided, request an itemised invoice or purity certificate from the seller, and compare against the live Sarafa reference rate.
Eid and the wedding season are Karachi's largest peak buying windows. Families across Sindh and the wider country purchase bridal sets and coins heavily, and making-charge premiums, promotions and billing practices may vary by jeweller, design and product across Saddar, Sarafa Bazaar and Tariq Road. The wedding season also drives strong coin and plain-jewellery demand; some retailers may run seasonal promotions; terms vary by seller.
Gold purchases in Karachi may attract applicable taxes and duties under current Pakistani law. Taxes, duties and invoice treatment can vary by product, transaction type and current Pakistani law. Check the seller's itemised invoice and the latest applicable FBR rules. See the Taxes & Customs section for a detailed breakdown.
PMEX gold futures trade as a separate futures market and can provide intraday price signals after traditional wholesale markets close. PMEX is a separate commodities futures market and is not the same as Sarafa indicative city rates. Karachi jewellers adjust their retail prices during trading hours based on market conditions, in step with the latest Sarafa reference rates. Because the Karachi metropolitan area covers such a large retail catchment, Sarafa-driven price changes are quickly felt across showrooms from Saddar to Clifton and Defence.
Karachi and Lahore per-10g gold rates typically track within a narrow band; no single city consistently offers lower reference rates across all sources and all days. Making charges, premiums, promotions and billing practices vary by jeweller, design and product across Sarafa Bazaar, Tariq Road and Bahadurabad. Compare itemised quotes before purchasing; always separate metal value from making charges, stone value and applicable taxes.
Check the live rate on this page first. Compare reference rates and seller terms from established Sarafa Bazaar or Saddar dealers. For bridal Kundan/Polki, go to Saddar or Tariq Road boutiques — always require an itemised invoice with gold weight, stone value, making charges and applicable taxes on separate lines. Insist on the karat/fineness mark stamped 750 for 18K, 875 for 21K, 916 for 22K, 999 for 24K plus jeweller's stamp and karat mark. Rate-lock and deposit terms for custom bridal orders vary widely by store, so confirm both in writing. Use our Karachi calculator to verify metal value before paying.
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