Gold Rate Today (Feb 16, 2026): Tanishq, Kalyan, Malabar And IBJA Prices For Precious Metals

Gold prices are closely tracked by jewellery buyers as well as investors who monitor daily bullion trends. On Monday, February 16, 2026, the domestic market is showing broadly stable movement, with benchmark rates issued in the morning serving as the base reference for retailers across India. Leading jewellery chains have also revised their showroom rates in line with the prevailing bullion prices.

Below is a detailed look at today's gold prices across purity levels along with brand-wise retail rates.

IBJA Gold Rates Today (February 16, 2026)

As per the latest morning update, benchmark prices are:

• Fine Gold (24K / 999): Rs 15,652 per gram
• 22 KT Gold: Rs 14,348 per gram
• 20 KT Gold: Rs 13,043 per gram
• 18 KT Gold: Rs 11,739 per gram
• 14 KT Gold: Rs 9,130 per gram

These IBJA rates are considered the base bullion price and do not include GST or jewellery making charges.

22K Gold Jewellery Rates At Major Brands

Retail jewellery prices are usually slightly higher than benchmark bullion rates because of making charges, wastage and taxes. The latest 22K gold jewellery prices are:

• Tanishq: Rs 14,500 per gram
• Malabar Gold & Diamonds: Rs 14,460 per gram
• Joyalukkas: Rs 15,490 per gram
• Kalyan Jewellers: Rs 14,460 per gram

Actual billing may vary depending on city, design and ongoing store offers.

What Determines Daily Gold Prices

Gold prices in India change daily due to multiple domestic and international factors:

1. International Spot Prices

Global bullion trading, particularly in US dollars, has a direct impact on Indian prices. Any movement in international gold markets quickly reflects in domestic rates.

2. Rupee vs US Dollar

A weaker rupee makes imported gold more expensive, pushing local prices higher, while a stronger rupee can soften rates.

3. Import Duty And Government Policy

India imports most of its gold. Changes in import duty or policy announcements can immediately affect retail rates.

4. Local Demand

Wedding season demand, festive buying and jewellery consumption often influence retail pricing in different regions.

Tips Before Buying Gold Jewellery

• Check BIS hallmark certification to confirm purity
• Compare making charges between brands
• Ask for the final invoice including GST
• Track prices for a few days before making large purchases
• Consider coins or bars if buying for investment rather than jewellery

Gold remains one of the most preferred savings instruments in India, valued both as an investment and as a traditional asset for gifting and weddings.

Note: The above prices are indicative and may differ from actual retail rates. GST and making charges are not included. Buyers should confirm updated rates from their nearest jeweller before purchase.