Today’s gold price in Islamabad is Rs. 453,700 per tola for 24K as on 19 August 2026. The rate follows Pakistan’s national Sarafa benchmark, adjusted through the day against international bullion prices and the dollar to rupee exchange rate. For a full breakdown of rates across the country, see today’s gold price in Pakistan.
| Top City | Prices in PKR (1 Tola) |
| 24K | Rs. 455,900 |
| 22K | Rs. 417,930 |
| 21K | Rs. 398,933 |
| 20K | Rs. 379,936 |
| 18K | Rs. 341,942 |
Gold Price in Islamabad Per Tola, Gram, and 10 Grams
Most buyers in Islamabad price gold by the tola, though jewellers also quote per gram and per 10 grams for smaller purchases. Today’s 22K gold price in Islamabad, the standard for jewellery is Rs. 417,930per tola. For 21K investment grade gold, the per tola rate is Rs. 398,933. Use the table above for 20K and 18K conversions.
Gold Price in Rawalpindi vs Islamabad Today
Islamabad and Rawalpindi run on the same table, so the base gold rate is nearly identical in both cities today. The difference shows up in making charges, not the rate card: Rawalpindi’s Raja Bazar and Moti Bazar are traditional bullion markets with lower overhead, which usually means slightly lower making charges than Islamabad’s showroom based market.
Where to Buy Gold in Islamabad
Islamabad does not have a traditional open air Sarafa bazaar like Lahore and Peshawar. Gold here is sold through branded showrooms in Jinnah Super, Blue Area, and Centaurus Mall, plus smaller jewellery shops in sector markaz centres across the city.
How Today’s Gold Price in Islamabad Is Set
- Karachi’s Sarafa market sets the national base rate
- Adjusted against international LBMA spot gold prices
- Adjusted against the State Bank of Pakistan’s USD/PKR rate
- Can update more than once a day depending on international movement
FAQs
What is today’s gold price in Islamabad?
Today’s gold price in Islamabad is Rs. 455,800 per tola for 24K and Rs. 417,930 per tola for 22K.
Does this rate include making charges?
No! This is the base bullion price. Making charges, stone cost, and taxes are separate and vary by jeweler, so always ask for an itemized bill.