Today's Rates
Per-tola rates for hallmark gold, tejabi gold and silver, updated through the day.
| Silver - 1 tola | Nrs. 4,655 |
|---|---|
| Silver - 10 gms | Nrs. 3,991 |
| HalMark Gold - 10 gms | Nrs. 256,600 |
| HalMark Gold - 1 tola | Nrs. 299,300 |
Gold and silver prices in Nepal are fixed once each working morning by the national association of gold and silver dealers, based on the international price, the rupee–dollar rate and import duty. Jewellers across the country sell at that rate for the day, then add making charges (jyala) and, for jewellery, a wastage amount. The rates here refresh through the day; on Saturdays and public holidays the last working day's rate stays in force.
Hallmark or chhapawal gold is 24-carat (99.9%) fine gold with a purity stamp — the form bought as coins and bars. Tejabi gold is also fine gold but refined locally without the hallmark, and is quoted slightly lower. Jewellery is usually 22-carat, so its gold content is worth less than the fine-gold price shown here before making charges are added.
Prices are quoted per tola, Nepal's traditional unit, and per 10 grams. One tola is 11.664 grams, so the 10-gram price is the tola price divided by about 1.17. A lal (1/100 of a tola) is used for small jewellery.
Today's per-tola and per-10-gram rates for hallmark gold, tejabi gold and silver are in the table at the top of this page.
Jewellers add making charges and wastage to the metal price, and jewellery is often 22-carat rather than the 24-carat fine gold quoted here.
11.664 grams.
No. Rates are fixed on working days; the last working day's rate applies over weekends and public holidays.
