Gold Rate in Multan Today
Gold rate in Multan today is Rs 424,300 per tola for 24K, Rs. 388,942 for 22K, Rs. 371,263 for 21K and Rs. 318,225 for 18K gold, updated hourly.
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Gold price in Multan is down Rs 300 today at Rs 424,300 per tola (24K), - 0.07% from yesterday's close.
Today's Rates Breakdown
| Purity (Carat) | Per Tola | Per 10 Grams | Per 1 Gram |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24K (Pure Gold) | Rs 424,300 | Rs 363,775 | Rs 36,377 |
| 22K (Jewelry) | Rs 388,942 | Rs 333,460 | Rs 33,346 |
| 21K (Standard) | Rs 371,263 | Rs 318,303 | Rs 31,830 |
| 18K (Ornaments) | Rs 318,225 | Rs 272,831 | Rs 27,283 |
Understanding Multan's Gold Market
Multan, the historic "City of Saints," is the main gold-trading centre for southern Punjab — the hub that serves not just the city but the surrounding agricultural districts and towns. Its gold market blends centuries-old craftsmanship with the buying power of one of Pakistan's richest farming regions. The live gold rate in Multan today is Rs 424,300 per tola for 24K and Rs 388,942 per tola for 22K, tracking the national benchmark announced by the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association (APGJSA).
Multan sources its gold from Lahore's wholesale market as part of the Punjab supply chain, so its base rate stays within a few hundred rupees per tola of Lahore. Any difference you see between shops comes from making charges — and in Multan, those charges carry an extra dimension, because the city is home to a distinctive bridal jewellery craft of its own.
Where to buy gold in Multan
- Sarafa Bazaar (Ghanta Ghar / old city) — the primary gold market in the historic city centre, where wholesale and retail dealers quote off the national benchmark. The most competitive place for the raw rate.
- Hussain Agahi Bazar — one of Multan's oldest bazaars, famous for traditional artisan workshops and custom bridal work.
- Shah Rukn-e-Alam and newer commercial areas — modern showrooms offering finished designs and cleaner receipts, usually at higher making charges.
Multan's signature: Multani Kundan
What sets Multan apart is its own bridal jewellery tradition. Multani Kundan is a distinctive South Punjab craft that sets uncut stones (polki) and coloured glass into gold using lac, a natural resin adhesive — a technique distinct from both Jaipur (Indian) Kundan and Sindhi styles, producing vivid, richly textured pieces. The artisans of Hussain Agahi specialize in full bridal sets in this style: Kundan necklaces, jhumka earrings, tikka headpieces, and heavy bangles. Because this is intricate handwork, Kundan pieces carry noticeably higher making charges than machine-made jewellery — that premium is for the craft, not the gold, so the metal price itself remains the national rate.
What moves the Multan rate
The daily number follows the same forces as the rest of Pakistan: the international gold spot price (USD per troy ounce), the USD-to-PKR exchange rate, and local demand. Multan adds a uniquely agricultural rhythm — gold buying tends to rise after the region's major harvests, when farming income is converted into gold, with seasonal bumps around the cotton, mango, and wheat seasons. Because Pakistan imports most of its gold, rupee depreciation alone can lift the local rate even when international gold is flat, so checking the live figure beats relying on last week's price.
Frequently Asked Questions (Multan)
What is the gold rate in Multan today?
The gold rate in Multan today is Rs 424,300 per tola for 24K gold and Rs 388,942 per tola for 22K. Per gram, 24K is Rs 36,377. Rates update hourly during Pakistan business hours.
Where is the best place to buy gold in Multan?
The Sarafa Bazaar around Ghanta Ghar in the old city is the main, most competitive market, while Hussain Agahi is the place for traditional Multani Kundan and custom bridal work. Shah Rukn-e-Alam has modern showrooms. Wherever you buy, compare making charges and insist on a hallmark stamp and a receipt.
What is Multani Kundan jewellery?
Multani Kundan is a traditional South Punjab craft that sets uncut stones (polki) and coloured glass into gold using lac adhesive, creating vivid, textured bridal pieces. It is distinct from Jaipur and Sindhi Kundan styles, and Hussain Agahi's artisans are known for it. Because it's intricate handwork, it carries higher making charges.
Is the gold rate in Multan the same as Lahore?
Very nearly — usually within a few hundred rupees per tola, since Multan sources its gold from Lahore's wholesale market. Differences at the till come from making charges, not the base rate.
What is the 22K gold rate in Multan today?
22K gold rate in Multan today is Rs 388,942 per tola and Rs 33,346 per gram. 22K (91.6% pure) is the standard for fine and bridal jewellery, which is why it's the rate most buyers ask for.
Why does the gold price in Multan change every day?
It tracks the international gold spot price and the USD–PKR exchange rate, both of which move daily, plus local demand — which in Multan also rises seasonally after major harvests. The rate can shift more than once in a single trading day when international prices move sharply.
What is 1 Tola gold price in Multan today?
1 Tola gold price in Multan today is Rs 424,300 for 24K gold, Rs 388,942 per tola for 22K gold, Rs 371,263 per tola for 21K gold and Rs 318,225 per tola for 18K gold.