Gold Rate Today, 12 April in Dubai: Latest 22K, 24K Gold Prices On Tanishq, Kalyan, Malabar, Joyalukkas

Gold prices in Dubai on Friday, April 12, 2026, showed a mild rise across major purity levels, giving Indian buyers a useful reference point while comparing overseas purchases with domestic rates. The softer prices, when converted into Indian Rupees, help tourists, jewellery buyers and investors assess the effective landed cost before making a decision.

Dubai's gold market continues to move in line with global bullion trends and currency shifts. For Indians travelling to the UAE or planning to buy gold abroad, tracking both AED prices and the INR AED exchange rate remains important to understand the real value.

Dubai Gold Prices Today: Bullion Rate and key 24K, 22K Purity levels

For buyers tracking Dubai gold prices today, 24K bullion is quoted at 553.00 AED per gram. The 24K price for 10 grams stands at 5,530.00 AED, while one tola of 24K is priced at 6,475.00 AED. Equivalent values are also listed in USD and INR for reference.

The 22K segment, popular with jewellery buyers following Dubai gold prices today, is priced at 512.50 AED per gram. Ten grams of 22K cost 5,125.00 AED and one tola is 5,995.00 AED. These values reflect modest gains, in line with the broader, slightly positive bullion trend.

Dubai Gold Prices Today: Detailed 18K, 21K Retail Bullion Rates

Within mid-range purity, 21K gold in Dubai trades at 491.00 AED per gram. The price for 10 grams is 4,910.00 AED and one tola is 5,745.00 AED. These Dubai gold prices today suggest measured interest from jewellery buyers, especially those balancing purity with overall budget.

Dubai gold prices and global bullion gains this week

Global bullion is heading towards a third weekly advance, with spot prices hovering near $4,760 an ounce. The metal is on course for gains of about 2 per cent this week. This strength has emerged despite frequent swings driven by geopolitical tensions and shifting interest rate expectations.

Market support is coming from central bank purchases and expectations for fresh diplomatic contacts linked to the Iran conflict. Attention is turning to talks planned in Islamabad, where US Vice President JD Vance is expected to meet Iranian officials over the weekend, adding another layer of uncertainty for energy and currency markets.

Dubai gold rate and daily rate comparison

As of April 12, 2026, gold rate in Dubai rise compared to the previous session across all purity levels. Rates are quoted per gram in AED for major purity categories commonly tracked by Indian buyers and global bullion watchers.

24K Gold Rate (Dubai - April 12): 553.00 AED per gram
24K Gold (10 grams): 5,530.00 AED
24K Gold (1 tola): 6,475.00 AED
22K Gold Rate (Dubai - April 12): 512.50 AED per gram
22K Gold (10 grams): 5,125.00 AED
22K Gold (1 tola): 5,995.00 AED

The rise is visible across categories, indicating a mild softening in prices.

Dubai gold prices converted into Indian Rupees

The exchange rate on April 12, 2026, is 1 AED equals ₹25.34. Based on this, the approximate cost of 10 grams of gold in Indian Rupees is as follows:

Dubai gold rate today 22K, 24K in INR

Dubai gold rate today 24K in INR: 24K gold is priced at AED 553.00 per gram, around ₹13,855.

Dubai gold rate today 24K in INR: 24K gold is priced at AED 5,530.00 for 10 grams, around ₹1,38,550.

Dubai gold rate today 24K in INR: 24K gold is priced at AED 6,475.00 per tola, around ₹1,62,400.

Dubai gold rate today 22K in INR: 22K gold is priced at AED 512.50 per gram, around ₹12,846.

Dubai gold rate today 22K in INR: 22K gold is priced at AED 5,125.00 for 10 grams, around ₹1,28,460.

Dubai gold rate today 22K in INR: 22K gold is priced at AED 5,995.00 per tola, around ₹1,50,200.

What it means for Indian buyers?

The lower prices across all purity levels suggest short term softness in global bullion markets or minor currency movements. Since gold prices and exchange rates move together, even small changes can affect the final cost for Indian buyers.

For those comparing Dubai purchases with Indian market rates, both gold prices and the rupee dirham rate need to be tracked closely. These factors together decide whether buying gold abroad offers any price benefit.

Investors also keep an eye on how international gold prices compare with domestic investment options such as gold funds. This helps in deciding whether to buy physical gold or opt for financial products linked to gold.

The pattern shows short bursts of gains followed by mild corrections, rather than a clear upward or downward run. The latest pullback gives a narrow opportunity for jewellery buyers, especially those who track prices closely in markets such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and India.

Dubai's latest prices show that overseas markets can offer slight variations day to day. Regular tracking remains essential for anyone planning to buy gold outside India.

Gold rates in Dubai today (Joyalukkas)

Gold 24KT rate: AED 573
Gold 22KT rate: AED 530
Gold 18KT rate: AED 436
Updated on April 12, 2026 at 11.00

Gold rate in Dubai today (Malabar Gold & Diamonds)

Gold 24KT rate: AED 569.00
Gold 22KT rate: AED 526.75

Gold rates in Dubai today (Kalyan Jewellers)

Gold 24KT: AED 577.25
Gold 22KT: AED 534.50
Gold 21KT: AED 512.50
Gold 18KT: AED 439.25

Board rate last refreshed on April 11, 2026 at 21:45 IST

Gold rates in Dubai today (iGold)

24K: AED 571.07
22K: AED 528.74
21K: AED 504.68
18K: AED 432.59

Current live retail gold rate in Dubai UAE

How much gold can you bring from Dubai to India?

Travellers arriving in India from Dubai are allowed to carry gold within specified duty free limits. Those who have stayed abroad for more than one year can bring up to 40 grams of gold jewellery duty free if female and up to 20 grams if male. These limits apply only to jewellery and do not carry a fixed value cap.

It is important to note that the exemption applies only to jewellery. Gold bars, coins and similar forms are not covered and attract customs duty from the first gram.

Passengers can carry up to 1 kilogram of gold in total. However, any quantity beyond the duty free jewellery allowance will be subject to applicable customs duty as per current rules.

Disclaimer

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