🏆 Gold & Silver Prices in Nepal Today

Gold and silver remain among the most popular precious metals for investment and personal savings in Nepal. Prices are influenced by international market trends, the US dollar exchange rate, local demand, and geopolitical factors. Whether you are a first-time buyer or an experienced investor, keeping track of gold price in Nepal and silver price today is essential.

Current Market Scenario

As of today, gold prices in Nepal typically range around NPR -- per 10 grams, while silver prices are approximately NPR -- per kilogram. These prices can fluctuate daily based on the global gold market and local supply-demand conditions.

Factors Affecting Prices

• International Gold Rates: Gold prices are influenced by global markets, including changes in the US dollar and gold futures.
• Exchange Rates: The USD/NPR rate affects local prices, as gold is traded in dollars internationally.
• Local Demand: Festivals, weddings, and cultural events drive higher demand for gold and silver in Nepal.
• Taxes and Duties: Import duties, VAT, and other local taxes can slightly adjust the selling price of precious metals.

Buying and Selling Tips

When buying gold or silver in Nepal, consider purchasing from certified jewelers and trusted dealers. Always check the purity, certification, and current market price before completing a transaction. Similarly, if selling, compare prices from multiple sources to get the best value.

Investment Perspective

Gold and silver are not only a safe haven against inflation but also a hedge during economic uncertainty. Many Nepalese investors prefer physical gold and silver as part of a diversified investment portfolio. Keeping track of daily gold prices in Nepal helps plan purchases and sales strategically.

For live and accurate gold and silver prices in Nepal, use our interactive widget above. Regularly monitoring these prices ensures informed decisions, whether you are buying for investment or personal use.

Gold & Silver Fineness: A Complete Guide

Understanding the fineness of gold and silver is essential for investors, jewelers, and buyers. Fineness indicates the purity of the metal and helps determine its value. Here’s a detailed overview of the common standards used in Nepal and worldwide.

1. 22-Karat Gold (Tejabi) – .9167 Fine

• Purity: 91.67%

• Alloy Composition: 3% silver, 5.33% copper

• Notes: Commonly used for jewelry due to its balance of purity and durability.

2. Chhapawal / 24-Karat Gold – 99.50% Pure

• Purity: 99.50%

• Nepal Reference: Known locally as Chhapawal, equivalent to 24 Kt. gold.

• Notes: Popular for investment and ceremonial use.

3. .999 Fine Gold & Silver

• Purity: 99.9%

• Also Known As: 24 Kt. gold

• Notes: Widely used worldwide; offers high purity while maintaining some practicality for crafting.

4. Hallmark / Fine Gold – .9999 Fine

• Purity: 99.99%

• Nepal Reference: Chhapawal

• Notes: Hallmarked gold guarantees authenticity and adherence to strict purity standards.

5. Ultra-Pure Gold – .99999 Fine

• Purity: 99.999%

• Also Known As: Five-nines or ultra-pure

• Notes: Mostly used for specialized investments and industrial applications.

6. Other Karat Standards

Disclaimer: The gold prices displayed on this website are indicative and sourced from the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers Association. Prices may vary slightly in different cities. The website is not responsible for financial losses due to market fluctuations.