Bangalore Gold Rate Today (03-05-2026): IBJA Rates Elevated After Recent Rally; Know 24K, 22K, 18K Gold Prices

Bangalore Gold Rate Today, May 3, 2026: Gold prices in Bengaluru on Sunday continued to remain firm , with rates holding at elevated levels and showing no change on a day-to-day basis. With the Multi Commodity Exchange closed over the weekend, jewellers and traders are relying on Friday's closing levels and spot market indications. This has kept price discovery relatively stable for now, without sharp intraday swings.

On May 3, gold rates in Bengaluru remained unchanged across all purities, indicating a stable trend in the market. 24-carat gold is priced at ₹15,093 per gram and ₹1,50,930 for 10 grams, while 22-carat gold stands at ₹13,835 per gram and ₹1,38,350 for 10 grams, continuing to be the most preferred category for jewellery buyers. 18-carat gold is quoted at ₹11,320 per gram and ₹1,13,200 for 10 grams. The lack of movement across categories suggests prices are holding steady near peak levels.

The current pricing aligns with rates released by the India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA), which serves as a benchmark for bullion markets across the country. According to IBJA data on May 3, 999 purity (24K) gold is at ₹15,026 per gram, while 995 purity is at ₹14,966. For jewellery buyers, 916 purity (22K) gold is at ₹13,764 per gram, continuing to be the most preferred category. Lower purity segments are also holding firm. 18K gold (750 purity) is priced near ₹11,270 per gram, while 14K gold (585 purity) stands at around ₹8,790 per gram. The trend across all purity levels points to sustained demand in the market.

Gold Rates Today: Jewellery Shop Prices on May 3

Gold prices across major jewellery brands remained elevated on May 3, reflecting firm market conditions and sustained demand across purity segments.

At Tanishq, 22 carat gold is priced at Rs 14,005 per 1 gram. The rate stands at Rs 112,040 for 8 grams, Rs 140,050 for 10 grams and Rs 1,400,500 for 100 grams. Meanwhile, 24 carat gold price is at Rs 15,278 per 1 gram and Rs 1,52,780 for 10 grams. The 18 carat gold rate is at Rs 11,459 per 1 gram and Rs 1,14,590 for 10 grams.

Among major retailers, Malabar Gold quotes 22 carat gold at Rs 13,965 per 1 gram and 24 carat at Rs 15,235 per 1 gram. Kalyan Jewellers lists 22 carat gold at Rs 13,940 per 1 gram.

At Joyalukkas, 22 carat gold is priced at Rs 13,965 per 1 gram, with 10 grams at Rs 1,39,650 across multiple states including Karnataka.

GRT Gold reports 24 carat gold at Rs 15,246 per 1 gram, 22 carat at Rs 13,965 and 18 carat at Rs 11,434 per 1 gram, while 14 carat gold is priced at Rs 8,894. Silver is at Rs 265 per 1 gram and platinum at Rs 7,105 per 1 gram.

At BHIMA, 22 carat gold is available at Rs 13,499 per 1 gram, while 24 carat and 18 carat gold prices are at Rs 15,210 and Rs 10,699 respectively. Silver stands at Rs 229 per 1 gram.

Abharan quotes 24 carat gold at Rs 15,234 per 1 gram, 22 carat at Rs 13,965 and 18 carat at Rs 11,426 per 1 gram. The 14 carat gold rate is Rs 8,886 per 1 gram, with silver at Rs 247.3 per 1 gram.

At Jos Alukkas, 24 carat gold is priced at Rs 15,278 per 1 gram, 22 carat at Rs 14,000 and 18 carat at Rs 11,565 per 1 gram.

Across cities, gold prices are largely moving within a narrow band. Chennai continues to quote slightly higher rates compared to other metros, while cities like Delhi and Kolkata remain marginally lower. However, the overall difference across locations is limited, indicating a stable nationwide pricing trend.

The broader trend suggests consolidation after a strong rally earlier this year. Supported by global uncertainty and safe-haven demand, gold continues to trade above key levels.

For Bengaluru buyers, prices remain elevated with limited movement, and are expected to stay range-bound in the near term as markets track global cues.