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Live 24K, 22K, 21K, 18K and Spot Gold rates denominated in United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED AED).

Last Updated: 13 November 2026 14:17
Spot Gold (oz)+0.12%
AED 3,885.46
24h Change:+4.55 AED
24K Gold / GramPure 99.9%
AED 458.82
Bid / Ask Spread:449.64 / 481.76
Per Tola (11.66g)24K Bullion
AED 5,351.60
Unit Standard:1 Tola = 11.664 Grams
Spot Silver (oz)-0.95%
AED 49.66
24h Change:-0.52 AED
Retail Margin:

Gold Price Today in Dubai

Live Spot Rate, Dealer Bid (Buy) and Ask (Sell) in AED

Adjust the Spread % to change dealer margin. Adjust Labor % to estimate retail jewelry selling price.
Unit / KaratRate (AED)Bid (Buy)Ask (Sell)24h Change
24K GoldPure
1 Gram
AED 458.82AED 449.64AED 481.76+0
22K Gold
1 Gram
AED 420.28AED 411.87AED 441.29+0
21K Gold
1 Gram
AED 401.47AED 393.44AED 421.54+0
18K Gold
1 Gram
AED 344.12AED 337.24AED 361.33—
14K Gold
1 Gram
AED 267.65AED 262.30AED 281.03—
10K Gold
1 Gram
AED 191.18AED 187.36AED 200.74—
Spot Gold (Pure 24K)Pure
1 Troy Ounce
AED 14,269.35AED 13,983.96AED 14,982.82+14
Gold 24K
1 Tola (11.66g)
AED 5,351.60AED 5,244.57AED 5,619.18+5
Gold 24K Bar
1 Kilogram (1000g)
AED 458,822.00AED 449,645.56AED 481,763.10+461

Silver Price Today in Dubai

Spot Silver, 925 Sterling and Bulk Silver Bars in AED

Spot Ratio: 1 oz = 31.1035 Grams
Unit / KaratRate (AED)Bid (Buy)Ask (Sell)24h Change
Spot Silver
1 Troy Ounce
AED 182.37AED 178.72AED 191.49+-1.77
925 Sterling Silver
1 Gram
AED 5.42AED 5.31AED 5.69—
Silver (Pure)
1 Gram
AED 5.86AED 5.74AED 6.15—
Silver Bar
1 Kilogram (1000g)
AED 5,863.39AED 5,746.12AED 6,156.56—
Silver
1 Tola (11.66g)
AED 68.40AED 67.03AED 71.82—
Silver (Pennyweight)
1 dwt (1.55g)
AED 9.12AED 8.94AED 9.58—
8+ Years of Bullion Benchmarking | bajusgoldprice.com & FinalRate

Tracking Dubai Gold Souk wholesale rates and Middle East jewellery margins since 2017

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Dubai & UAE Gold Price Guide: Zero Tax Bullion, Souk Bargaining, and Purity Rules

For eight years, our analysts at bajusgoldprice.com and FinalRate have tracked the Dubai wholesale gold fixing, retail jewellery markups in Deira Gold Souk, and cross-border customs regulations. Dubai is internationally celebrated as the City of Gold because of its high turnover, rigorous government oversight, and zero tax policy on raw investment bullion.

Whether you are an expatriate resident sending savings home, an international tourist visiting the souks, or a bullion investor buying 1-kilo bars, our live rates in UAE Dirhams (AED) reflect unadulterated wholesale market prices. We show you the authentic baseline so you never overpay for jewellery making charges.

Dubai Gold as a Cross-Border Wealth Anchor for Expatriates

The United Arab Emirates is home to millions of expatriates from South Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. In many expat home countries, local currencies suffer double-digit annual inflation and steep currency depreciation. Holding savings in physical 24K gold bars purchased in Dubai allows families to lock in their hard-earned Dirhams into an internationally recognized asset that resists home country currency devaluation.

Furthermore, Dubai gold is completely liquid. Because the UAE Dirham is pegged to the US Dollar at approximately 3.6725 AED per USD, the local gold price closely tracks global COMEX and London fixings with zero domestic currency distortion.

Tax Treatment: 0% Tax on Bullion versus 5% VAT on Jewellery Making Charges

Under UAE Federal Tax Authority rules, investment-grade precious metals with a purity of 99% or higher (such as 24K minted bars and wholesale cast bars) are completely exempt from Value Added Tax (VAT). You pay zero tax on the purchase of investment bullion.

When purchasing gold jewellery in Dubai (typically 22K, 21K, or 18K), a 5% VAT applies. Crucially, the UAE allows a reverse charge and tax-free shopping scheme for tourists. If you are an international visitor leaving through Dubai International Airport (DXB), you can claim a substantial refund on the 5% VAT at Planet tax-free kiosks before boarding your flight.

How to Use Our Retail Margin Calculator in Dubai Gold Souks

In the Dubai Gold Souk and Meena Bazaar, shop windows display the official daily retail gold rate per gram set by the Dubai Jewellery Group. However, the final price depends on the craftsmanship charge, locally called the making charge. Making charges can range from 15 AED per gram on simple machine chains up to 60 AED or more on intricate bridal pieces.

Using our live calculator, enter the item weight in grams and adjust the making fee slider. You will instantly see the fair showroom total before stepping into the store. When negotiating with shopkeepers in Deira, you can bargain on the making fee while verifying that the base metal rate matches our live board.

Essential Tips for Buying Gold in Dubai

  • Always check the Bariq and Dubai Central Laboratories digital inspection tag: Dubai Municipality enforces strict hallmarking laws, ensuring that stamped karats match exact laboratory assay standards.
  • Request a detailed digital tax invoice: The invoice must state the exact weight in grams, karat fineness, daily metal rate, making fee, and VAT registration number.
  • Bargain aggressively on the making charge: The metal rate is non-negotiable because it is tied to global markets, but the making charge is fully negotiable, especially on heavier pieces.
  • Know your home country customs baggage allowance: Returning travellers to India, Bangladesh, or Pakistan must abide by strict customs duty weight limits to avoid heavy airport tariffs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common inquiries regarding gold rates, purity, and taxes in Dubai

Yes, raw gold is typically 8% to 15% cheaper in Dubai because the UAE imposes 0% customs duty on raw bullion and 0% VAT on investment gold, compared to high import duties in South Asian nations.

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Important Market Disclaimer

Rates are sourced live from global commodity spot exchanges. Commercial retail jewelry prices may differ due to local dealer spreads, labor (making charges), and import duties.