Dubai gold rates April 4, 2026: Latest 24K, 22K prices at Kalyan Jewellers, Malabar Gold, Joyalukkas, iGold

Gold prices in Dubai remain closely aligned across leading retailers, with minor variations reflecting live retail trends and market movements. These rates are influenced by global gold prices, currency exchange movements and local demand in the UAE, making daily tracking important for buyers looking to get the best value of their money.

Latest updates from major jewellery retailers such as Kalyan Jewellers, Joyalukkas, Malabar Gold & Diamonds and iGold show how different purities of gold are priced in Dubai today (April 4, 2026, Saturday).

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Gold rates at Joyallukas

• Gold 24KT Rate: AED 563.50
• Gold 22KT Rate: AED 521.75
• Gold 18KT Rate: AED 428.75

Updated: Apr 04, 2026 9:20 AM

Gold rates at Kalyan Jewellers

• 24 KT: AED 563.50
• 22 KT: AED 521.75
• 21 KT: AED 500.25
• 18 KT: AED 428.75

Updated: April 4, 2026 11:30:02 IST.

Current live retail gold rate in Dubai UAE (iGold)

• 24K: AED 566.81
• 22K: AED 524.79 AED
• 21K: AED 500.92
• 18K 429.36 AED

Prices updated: April 4, 2026 10:27:02

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Gold rates at Malabar Gold

The Malabar gold rate is 521.75 AED last updated on April 3, 2026 at 1:06 PM.

Gold rate price comparison: Joyalukkas vs Kalyan Jewellers vs iGold

UAE dirham (AED) exchange rate

The value of 1 UAE dirham (AED) is Rs 25.376 (as on April 2, 2026). Currency markets were closed on Friday due to Good Friday and remain closed today as it is Saturday, according to the RBI reference foreign exchange rate.

How much gold can you bring from Dubai to India?

Indian residents and tourists staying abroad for over a year can bring duty-free gold jewellery from Dubai: up to 40 grams for females and up to 20 grams for males, without a specific value cap. Beyond these limits, passengers can carry up to 1 kg of gold, subject to applicable customs duties.

Duty-free allowance applies only to jewellery, while gold bars and coins attract customs duty from the first gram.

However, beyond the duty-free jewellery limit of up to 40g, a traveller can carry up to 1 kilogram of gold in total, subject to applicable customs duties.