Gold and Silver Rates Edge Lower in Pakistan

Sarafa Association reports minor dip in precious metals prices.

KARACHI — Gold and silver prices in Pakistan edged lower on Thursday, January 8, 2025, in line with international market trends, data from the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association showed.

The price of 24-karat gold fell by Rs. 600 to Rs. 466,162 per tola, while 10 grams declined by Rs. 515 to Rs. 399,658. Gold prices in the international market slipped by $6 to $4,438 per ounce.

Gold Rates in Pakistan Today – 6 January 2026

Silver prices also declined, traders said, though updated figures were not immediately available.

  • Silver Tola (24K): Rs. 8,125, down Rs. 236

  • Silver 10gm (24K): Rs. 6,965, down Rs. 203

  • International Silver ($): $76.50, down $2.36

The decrease aligns with minor corrections in the international precious metals markets.

As of today, 1 tola of 24-karat gold in Pakistan is priced at approximately 472000 PKR.

24k gold is nearly pure (99.9%), making it soft, deeply colored, and ideal for investment, while 22k gold is 91.6% pure, mixed with other metals for added hardness, making it more durable and common for jewelry, with a rich yellow hue but less pure than 24k. The key difference is purity versus durability: 24k is pure but soft; 22k offers a balance, being harder for intricate designs but still very valuable and rich in color

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