🪙 Gold GST Calculator (India 2026)

Calculate exact 3% GST on Gold Jewellery, Coins, and Bullion. Split 1.5% CGST + 1.5% SGST with making charge estimation and 1-click WhatsApp sharing.

Slabs: 🪙 Gold (3% Special) 5% Slab 12% Slab 18% (Standard) 28% Luxury
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1,000 5,00,000 10,00,000
Total Jewellery Cost (Gross)
₹51,500.00
3% Gold GST Applied
Raw Gold Value (Net): ₹50,000.00
Total 3% GST Amount: ₹1,500.00
CGST (Central Tax 1.5%): ₹750.00
SGST (State Tax 1.5%): ₹750.00
Final Gross Amount: ₹51,500.00

Gold Jewellery GST Calculation Formula

In India, gold jewellery billing has a specific two-part tax structure:

1. Raw Gold Tax (3% GST)

Gold Tax = (Gold Weight in Grams × Rate/g) × 0.03

Split: 1.5% CGST (Central Government) + 1.5% SGST (State Government).

2. Making Charges Tax (5% GST)

Making Charge Tax = Making Charges × 0.05

Total Bill: Raw Gold Price + Making Charges + 3% GST on Gold + 5% GST on Making Charges.

Gold Purity Standards (24K vs 22K vs 18K)

Under BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) mandatory hallmarking rules in India, every piece of gold jewellery carries a purity mark:

Purity Grade Fineness (Hallmark) Gold Percentage GST Rate Primary Use
24 Karat (24K) 999 99.9% Pure Gold 3% Investment gold bars, minted coins, bullion.
22 Karat (22K) 916 91.6% Pure Gold 3% Traditional Indian bridal jewellery, bangles, necklaces.
18 Karat (18K) 750 75.0% Pure Gold 3% Diamond rings, stud earrings, stone-studded modern jewellery.
14 Karat (14K) 585 58.5% Pure Gold 3% Daily-wear lightweight fashion jewellery.
Standard GST Calculator Make Jewellery Invoice (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions on Gold GST

The GST Council instituted a special 3% rate for precious metals (Gold, Silver, Platinum) to discourage unrecorded cash transactions and illegal smuggling while keeping tax compliance high among Indian households.

Only registered jewellery manufacturers and traders can claim ITC on gold purchased for commercial resale or further manufacturing. Individual retail consumers buying jewellery for personal use cannot claim ITC.

Yes, 3% GST is charged when buying Digital Gold (since physical gold is stored in vaults on your behalf). Gold ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) and Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) do not attract 3% GST on purchase as they are traded as financial securities.