Gold Rate BD Today — Live Bajus Gold Price in Bangladesh (3 September 2026)
According to the official Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS), today's (3 September 2026) live Bajus Gold Price per Vori (11.664 grams) in Bangladesh is: 22 Karat Gold 236,255 BDT, 21 Karat Gold 225,641 BDT, 18 Karat Gold 193,740 BDT, and Traditional Method Gold 158,281 BDT. In grams, 22 Karat gold currently costs 20,255 BDT per gram. All prices are updated live for Vori, Gram, Ana, and Rati — making Gold Rate BD the most trusted daily source for BAJUS rates.
⚡ BAJUS updates gold prices daily based on the international bullion market and local demand, ensuring accurate, transparent pricing across Bangladesh.
Every day in Bangladesh, thousands of buyers, jewellers, and investors search for the exact same information — "Bajus gold price today" and "today's Gold Rate BD". Whether you are planning a wedding, buying jewellery, gifting a family member, or investing in gold as a long-term asset, knowing the correct daily rate is essential. Gold prices in Bangladesh change frequently, driven by international bullion markets, local demand, and currency movements. The single authoritative source that determines these official domestic rates is the Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS).
On this page, you will find the most accurate, live-updated Gold Rate BD and Bajus Gold Price for 22, 21, 18 Karat, and Traditional Method gold — displayed in every unit Bangladeshi buyers use: Vori, Ana, Rati, and Gram. You will also get today's silver price, a live gold and silver calculator, an authenticity guide, a smart buying checklist, and full FAQs answering the most common questions people ask before purchasing gold in Bangladesh.
Who Sets the Bajus Gold Price in Bangladesh?
The Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS) is the officially recognised national trade body that regulates gold prices across the country. Established in 1983, BAJUS represents thousands of jewellers, retailers, wholesalers, and gold traders throughout Bangladesh, and today more than 40,000 jewellery businesses operate under its umbrella.
The BAJUS Standing Committee on Pricing and Price Monitoring reviews the international bullion market daily — including the LBMA London Gold Fix and COMEX New York — along with the local supply-demand balance, USD-BDT exchange rate, and import costs. Whenever a meaningful movement is observed, BAJUS issues an official notice adjusting the domestic rate. That officially notified rate is the Bajus Gold Price that all licensed jewellers in Bangladesh are required to follow.
Today's Gold Price in Bangladesh — Gold Rate BD (3 September 2026)
Gold prices in Bangladesh are quoted by Karat category. Every time BAJUS revises rates, we update the 22K, 21K, 18K, and Traditional Method gold prices live on this page. As per the latest BAJUS notification, on 3 September 2026 the price of 22 Karat gold per Vori (11.664 grams) is 236,255 BDT. Below is the full Karat-wise breakdown:
- 22 Karat Gold Price: 20,255 BDT per gram; 236,255 BDT per Vori.
- 21 Karat Gold Price: 19,345 BDT per gram; 225,641 BDT per Vori.
- 18 Karat Gold Price: 16,610 BDT per gram; 193,740 BDT per Vori.
- Traditional Method Gold Price: 13,570 BDT per gram; 158,281 BDT per Vori.
Gold Price per Vori — Bajus Gold Price per Vori
The most widely used unit for gold in Bangladesh is the Vori. 1 Vori equals 11.664 grams. Almost every jeweller quotes prices in Vori because it reflects centuries of local trading tradition. Below is today's Bajus Gold Price per Vori (3 September 2026):
| Gold Type | Price per 1 Vori |
|---|---|
| 22 Karat | 236,255 BDT |
| 21 Karat | 225,641 BDT |
| 18 Karat | 193,740 BDT |
| Traditional Method | 158,281 BDT |
Gold Price per Ana — Bajus Gold Price per Ana
For smaller jewellery pieces — such as rings, earrings, and nose pins — buyers often calculate prices in Ana. There are 16 Ana in 1 Vori, so 1 Ana ≈ 0.729 grams. Today's BAJUS-based price per Ana is:
| Gold Type | Price per 1 Ana |
|---|---|
| 22 Karat | 14,766 BDT |
| 21 Karat | 14,103 BDT |
| 18 Karat | 12,109 BDT |
| Traditional Method | 9,893 BDT |
Gold Price per Rati — Bajus Gold Price per Rati
For very fine jewellery, the traditional micro-unit is the Rati. There are 6 Rati in 1 Ana, meaning 96 Rati in 1 Vori. Small items like nose studs, thin chains, and delicate rings are usually priced in Rati. Today's (3 September 2026) BAJUS Gold Price per Rati:
| Gold Type | Price per 1 Rati |
|---|---|
| 22 Karat | 2,461 BDT |
| 21 Karat | 2,351 BDT |
| 18 Karat | 2,019 BDT |
| Traditional Method | 1,649 BDT |
Gold Price per Gram — Bajus Gold Price per Gram
Globally, gold is priced in grams or ounces. Younger buyers, investors, and international comparison shoppers increasingly prefer the gram unit because it aligns with worldwide bullion trading standards. Here is today's BAJUS-based price per gram:
| Gold Type | Price per 1 Gram |
|---|---|
| 22 Karat | 20,255 BDT |
| 21 Karat | 19,345 BDT |
| 18 Karat | 16,610 BDT |
| Traditional Method | 13,570 BDT |
22 Karat Gold Price in Bangladesh
22 Karat gold contains 91.67% pure gold with 8.33% mixed alloys such as silver or copper — a blend chosen for its balance of purity, durability, and beauty. Wedding jewellery, bridal sets, chains, and traditional Bangladeshi ornaments are most commonly made from 22 Karat gold. It is officially hallmarked as "916".
| Weight | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 Vori (11.664 Gram) | 236,255 BDT |
| 1 Ana | 14,766 BDT |
| 2 Ana | 29,532 BDT |
| 4 Ana | 59,064 BDT |
| 8 Ana | 118,128 BDT |
| 1 Gram | 20,255 BDT |
| 1 Rati | 2,461 BDT |
| 1 Point | 247 BDT |
21 Karat Gold Price in Bangladesh
21 Karat gold contains 87.5% pure gold and carries the hallmark "875". Because it is slightly harder than 22 Karat, it is a preferred choice for detailed, intricate designs that require better structural strength. Chains, bracelets, and light-weight ornaments in Bangladesh are frequently made from 21 Karat gold.
| Weight | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 Vori (11.664 Gram) | 225,641 BDT |
| 1 Ana | 14,103 BDT |
| 2 Ana | 28,206 BDT |
| 4 Ana | 56,411 BDT |
| 8 Ana | 112,821 BDT |
| 1 Gram | 19,345 BDT |
| 1 Rati | 2,351 BDT |
| 1 Point | 236 BDT |
18 Karat Gold Price in Bangladesh
18 Karat gold consists of 75% pure gold and is hallmarked as "750". Its higher alloy content makes it ideal for diamond-studded jewellery, contemporary designs, and modern lightweight ornaments — because it holds gemstone settings more securely and resists deformation. Fashion-conscious buyers often prefer 18 Karat gold for its stylish finish.
| Weight | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 Vori (11.664 Gram) | 193,740 BDT |
| 1 Ana | 12,109 BDT |
| 2 Ana | 24,218 BDT |
| 4 Ana | 48,435 BDT |
| 8 Ana | 96,870 BDT |
| 1 Gram | 16,610 BDT |
| 1 Rati | 2,019 BDT |
| 1 Point | 202 BDT |
Traditional Method Gold Price
Traditional Method gold refers to older, unstandardised ornaments crafted before the modern hallmarking system was introduced. It does not carry a specific Karat certification, so BAJUS assigns it a separate market rate — mainly used when consumers exchange or resell older heritage jewellery.
| Weight | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 Vori | 158,281 BDT |
| 1 Ana | 9,893 BDT |
| 2 Ana | 19,786 BDT |
| 4 Ana | 39,571 BDT |
| 8 Ana | 79,141 BDT |
| 1 Gram | 13,570 BDT |
| 1 Rati | 1,649 BDT |
| 1 Point | 165 BDT |
What Does Karat Mean?
The word "Karat" (also spelled Carat) indicates the purity of gold. 24 Karat gold is 99.9% pure — the highest possible purity available in retail markets. However, pure gold is very soft and cannot hold intricate jewellery designs, so it is mostly used for gold bars and investment coins. Everyday ornaments are made from 22, 21, or 18 Karat gold, which mix small amounts of alloys for strength.
- 24 Karat — 99.9% pure gold, hallmark "999", used for bars and coins.
- 22 Karat — 91.67% pure gold, hallmark "916", most popular for jewellery.
- 21 Karat — 87.5% pure gold, hallmark "875", ideal for detailed designs.
- 18 Karat — 75% pure gold, hallmark "750", used for diamond and modern jewellery.
How Is the Final Price of Gold Jewellery Calculated in Bangladesh?
Many first-time buyers assume the BAJUS-published rate is the final price — but the retail cost is higher because it also includes making charges, VAT, and a service fee. In Bangladesh, the calculation works as follows:
Final Price = (BAJUS Gold Price × Weight) + Making Charge (6–15%) + 5% VAT
For example, if you want to buy 1 Vori of 22 Karat gold jewellery, the BAJUS base rate is 236,255 BDT. On top of that, the jeweller will add a making charge — typically between 3,000 BDT and 20,000 BDT depending on design complexity — plus 5% VAT. Adding these three components gives you the total invoice amount: base price + making charge + VAT.
To make this simpler, we have added a Live Gold & Silver Price Calculator on this page. Just enter your Vori, Ana, Rati, and making charge — it instantly calculates the accurate total based on the current Gold Rate BD.
How to Identify Authentic Gold Jewellery?
A proper hallmark is the guarantee that gold jewellery is genuine. In Bangladesh, the Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BSTI) officially certifies the Karat quality of gold ornaments. The hallmarks you should look for are: "916" for 22 Karat, "875" for 21 Karat, and "750" for 18 Karat. Always verify the hallmark on the piece before making a payment. Also, ask for a proper cash memo and detailed receipt.
- Confirm the correct hallmark stamp (916 / 875 / 750) on the ornament.
- Buy from BSTI-certified and BAJUS-listed licensed jewellers.
- Verify the current Bajus Gold Price before finalising the purchase.
- Always insist on a printed invoice with weight, Karat, and making charge clearly listed.
7 Smart Tips Before Buying Gold in Bangladesh
Buying gold is a major financial decision, so preparation matters. Follow these seven expert-approved tips to avoid costly mistakes:
- 1. Verify Hallmarks: Never buy jewellery without the 916 / 875 / 750 stamp.
- 2. Cross-Check the BAJUS Rate: Compare the shop's price with today's official Bajus rate.
- 3. Compare Making Charges: Making charges vary widely between jewellers, so shop around.
- 4. Buy During Price Dips: Track daily Gold Rate BD updates and buy when the market corrects.
- 5. Insist on a Cash Memo: A proper invoice is essential for resale and future exchange.
- 6. Understand Buy-Back Policy: Know how much the jeweller will deduct if you sell back later.
- 7. Get an Independent Test: For big purchases, verify purity through a certified assayer.
Why Do Gold Prices Fluctuate?
Gold prices are never static. Understanding why the rate moves helps you time your purchase and avoid regret:
- International bullion markets change gold prices multiple times a day.
- The USD-BDT exchange rate directly affects Bangladesh's import cost.
- Global inflation, war, and economic uncertainty raise gold demand — and prices.
- Weddings and religious festivals in Bangladesh push seasonal demand upward.
- Central bank buying and selling activity affect worldwide supply.
How Does BAJUS Decide the Daily Gold Price?
Many buyers wonder: "Prices in India and Dubai are lower, so why is Bangladesh's Bajus Gold Price different?" The answer lies in BAJUS's pricing methodology, which considers:
- LBMA London Gold Fix: The globally accepted daily gold benchmark.
- USD-BDT Exchange Rate: A weaker taka increases the domestic gold price.
- Import Duty and Taxes: Bangladesh's customs and tax structure adds to the cost.
- Local Demand: Rising wedding-season demand pushes prices upward.
- Supply Chain Costs: Refining, shipping, and insurance costs are factored in.
- Local Market Sentiment: Panic buying or slow demand influences short-term rates.
Is Buying Gold a Good Investment?
Over the last five years, 22 Karat gold in Bangladesh has consistently appreciated in value — making gold one of the safest inflation-hedged assets available to Bangladeshi households. Financial advisors recommend allocating a portion of savings to gold for long-term security. Here are some smart tips:
- Prefer physical gold bars or coins for pure investment purposes.
- For jewellery, factor in making charges as a "sunk cost" you cannot fully recover on resale.
- Buy in small, regular quantities to average your purchase price (a strategy known as cost averaging).
- Store valuables safely — a bank locker is the safest option.
- Stay updated with the daily Bajus Gold Price to time your entry wisely.
Buying vs Selling Gold — What to Expect
When you sell old jewellery back to a jeweller, expect to receive less than the current retail price. Design charges, making costs, wastage, and VAT paid at purchase are non-recoverable. However, if you have a hallmarked, well-documented piece, you can generally recover the full metal value at the current Bajus Gold Price. Always transact only with certified, reputable jewellers when selling.
Today's Silver Price in Bangladesh
Silver is also a popular precious metal in Bangladesh. It is used in traditional jewellery, decorative items, cutlery, and religious offerings, and is a lower-cost investment alternative to gold. According to BAJUS, today's (3 September 2026) 22 Karat silver price per Vori is 5,133 BDT. Karat-wise silver rates are displayed in the table above.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) — Bajus Gold Price Today
Q: What is today's Bajus Gold Price for 1 Vori of 22 Karat gold?
A: According to the Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS), today's (3 September 2026) 22 Karat gold price per Vori is 236,255 BDT.
Q: How many grams are in 1 Ana of gold?
A: 1 Ana is approximately 0.729 grams. There are 16 Ana in 1 Vori, and 1 Vori equals 11.664 grams.
Q: What is today's price per Rati of gold?
A: According to BAJUS, today's price per Rati is 2,461 BDT for 22 Karat, 2,351 BDT for 21 Karat, and 2,019 BDT for 18 Karat gold.
Q: What is the current price per gram for 22 Karat gold?
A: The current BAJUS-based price per gram for 22 Karat gold is 20,255 BDT.
Q: How can I check today's BAJUS gold price?
A: You can check the latest Bajus Gold Price live on Gold Rate BD — we update it in real-time as soon as BAJUS issues a notification. You may also visit the official BAJUS website at www.goldratebd.com for reference.
Q: What is the difference between 22 Karat and 18 Karat gold?
A: 22 Karat gold has higher purity and is preferred for traditional ornaments, while 18 Karat gold has stronger alloy content and is used for diamond-studded and modern designs.
Q: Do jewellery shops charge any extra cost beyond the BAJUS price?
A: Yes. Beyond the BAJUS base rate, jewellers add a making charge of 6–15% and 5% VAT. The making charge varies based on design complexity.
Q: How much less will I receive when selling old gold?
A: BAJUS rules apply a 17% deduction on the sell price of old gold ornaments. For 1 Vori of 22 Karat gold, the resale value is approximately 196,092 BDT.
Q: How can I verify whether gold is authentic?
A: Look for the official hallmark stamps "916", "875", or "750" on the ornament, and always buy from BSTI-certified and BAJUS-listed licensed jewellers.
Q: Does the price change on the same day?
A: Yes. If the international bullion market moves significantly, BAJUS may issue an intraday notification and revise the daily domestic price.
Q: Is the BAJUS gold price the same throughout Bangladesh?
A: Yes. The Bajus Gold Price is uniform across Bangladesh — Dhaka, Chattogram, Sylhet, Rajshahi, Khulna, and all other divisional cities follow the same official rate.
Q: How often does the Bajus Gold Price change?
A: It changes as often as international bullion markets move — sometimes multiple times per week. That is why checking Gold Rate BD before every purchase is important.
Final Words — Reliable, Live, and Always Accurate
Whether you are buying wedding jewellery, gifting a loved one, or investing for the long term, checking the daily Bajus Gold Price is the first step to making a smart decision. Our team monitors every BAJUS notification and updates Gold Rate BD live — so you always see the correct, official rate. Combined with our live calculator, Vori–Ana–Rati–Gram conversion tables, and buying guides, you have every tool you need to purchase confidently. Always remember — knowledge is your best protection when it comes to buying gold.
BAJUS is an authoritative institution, and following its official pricing is a legal and ethical requirement for every licensed jeweller in Bangladesh. Before making any purchase, cross-verify the current rate through Bajus Gold Price Today — because a well-informed buyer never overpays.
Today's Gold Price, Silver Price, Vori–Ana–Rati–Gram conversion, and the Live Calculator — everything you need is right here on GoldRateBD.com. Our mission is to bring transparency to Bangladesh's jewellery market, and that is why buyers all across Bangladesh trust Gold Rate BD as their number-one daily source for the official Bajus rate.