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Gold Rate in Quetta Today
Live gold prices in Quetta — 29 Sep 2026
Quetta Gold Rates — All Purities
| Karat | Purity | Per Tola | Per 10 Gram | Per Gram |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24K | 99.9% | Rs. 439,400 | Rs. 376,721 | Rs. 37,672 |
| 22K | 91.6% | Rs. 402,783 | Rs. 345,328 | Rs. 34,533 |
| 21K | 87.5% | Rs. 384,475 | Rs. 329,631 | Rs. 32,963 |
| 20K | 83.3% | Rs. 366,167 | Rs. 313,934 | Rs. 31,393 |
| 18K | 75.0% | Rs. 329,550 | Rs. 282,541 | Rs. 28,254 |
| 14K | 58.3% | Rs. 256,317 | Rs. 219,754 | Rs. 21,975 |
Gold Rate in Quetta Today — 29 Sep 2026
Today's 24K gold rate in Quetta is Rs. 439,400 per tola, with 22K at Rs. 402,783 and 21K at Rs. 384,475 per tola.
Quetta's gold market in Liaquat Bazaar serves Balochistan's diverse communities, each with distinct jewellery traditions. Balochi and Brahui designs feature heavy gold work with coloured stones, while Pashtun and Hazara communities have their own distinctive styles. Making charges in Quetta range from Rs. 800 to Rs. 3,500 per tola. The city's proximity to the Iranian and Afghan borders means some cross-border gold trade occurs, but the regulated Sarafa market follows APGJSA pricing.
These rates are independently verified by BaKhabar Pakistan against the international gold spot price (XAU/USD) and the State Bank of Pakistan's M2M exchange rate. When buying gold in Quetta, always confirm the weight in tolas and ask about making charges separately — they are not part of the published Sarafa rate.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is today's gold rate in Quetta?
Today's 24K gold rate in Quetta is Rs. 439,400 per tola. 22K is Rs. 402,783 and 21K is Rs. 384,475 per tola.
Is the gold rate in Quetta different from other cities?
No. The Sarafa benchmark rate published by APGJSA Karachi is the same nationwide. All cities including Quetta follow the same base rate. However, local jeweller prices vary due to making charges, which differ by shop and design complexity.
Where to buy gold in Quetta?
Quetta's gold market in Liaquat Bazaar serves Balochistan's diverse communities, each with distinct jewellery traditions. Balochi and Brahui designs feature heavy gold work with coloured stones, while Pashtun and Hazara communities have their own distinctive styles. Making charges in Quetta …
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Muhammad Awais Rashid, ACMA