Gold Rate Today (4 March 2026): Check IBJA, Tanishq, Malabar, Kalyan, Joyalukkas Gold Prices On Holi

Gold prices in India remained elevated on Tuesday, March 4, 2026, as investors continued to prefer the precious metal amid global geopolitical tensions. The ongoing Iran-Israel conflict has kept markets volatile, prompting many investors to move towards gold, traditionally seen as a safe-haven asset during uncertain periods.

At the same time, Holi celebrations across the country have added a festive layer to the bullion market. While festivals usually boost jewellery purchases, the sharp rise in prices has made some buyers cautious, with many opting for lighter jewellery or postponing major purchases.

Safe-Haven Demand Keeps Gold Prices High

Gold prices saw a strong rise earlier this week after global markets turned volatile due to escalating geopolitical tensions. The Indian stock market also experienced pressure, pushing investors to shift towards bullion investments.

Although prices have stabilised slightly, they continue to remain at elevated levels, with both investors and jewellery buyers closely monitoring the market during the festive day.

Gold Rates At Major Jewellery Brands (4 March 2026)

22-carat gold jewellery prices

• Tanishq: Rs 15,405 per gram
• Malabar Gold & Diamonds: Rs 15,365 per gram
• Joyalukkas: Rs 15,365 per gram
• Kalyan Jewellers: Rs 15,365 per gram

IBJA Gold Rates (4 March 2026)

• Fine Gold (999): Rs 16,164 per gram
• 22 Karat: Rs 14,817 per gram
• 20 Karat: Rs 13,470 per gram
• 18 Karat: Rs 12,123 per gram
• 14 Karat: Rs 9,429 per gram

Note: The above rates do not include 3% GST and making charges. Final jewellery prices may vary depending on the city and retailer.

Festive Buying On Holi

Despite the high prices, jewellers say Holi continues to bring festive footfall to jewellery stores, as the festival coincides with the ongoing wedding season in several parts of the country. However, many buyers are carefully watching the market before making large purchases.

With global tensions still influencing commodity markets, analysts believe gold prices may remain volatile in the coming days. Investors and buyers alike are expected to keep a close eye on international developments as well as domestic demand trends.