Gold Rate in Sharjah Today: Live 22K, 24K, 21K and 18K Prices per Gram

The live 22K and 24K gold rate in Sharjah is shown at the top of this page and updates through the trading day. Rates here track the same international benchmark used across the UAE, so the number rarely drifts far from what you’d see in Dubai or Abu Dhabi at the same hour.

Treat the live rate above as your reference point, then confirm the exact counter price with the jeweller before paying, since making charges are added separately.

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What Is the Gold Rate in Sharjah Right Now?

Short answer: The current 24K, 22K, 21K and 18K gold rates in Sharjah are shown live at the top of this page, converted from the international spot price into AED per gram. Retail prices at individual stores may vary slightly due to making charges.

The live table above also breaks the rate down by gram, 10 grams and tola, and it updates automatically through the day.

Where to Check Gold Prices in Sharjah in Person

Sharjah’s gold trade centres on two areas that most residents already know by name.

Sharjah Gold Souq, commonly called the Blue Souq for its blue tiled exterior, sits along Al Wahda Street near Al Taawun and is the emirate’s main jewellery market. Dozens of outlets operate here side by side, which keeps making charges competitive since shop owners are pricing against their neighbours.

Rolla Square, closer to the Corniche side of the city, has a mix of independent jewellers and smaller family run shops that often carry lower overhead than mall based stores, which can translate into better labour pricing on the same design.

If you’re near King Faisal Street or Al Taawun Mall, you’ll find branded chains carrying the same base rate with slightly higher making charges tied to rent and store presentation.

Why the Gold Rate in Sharjah Changes Through the Day

Gold in Sharjah is priced off the same international spot rate as the rest of the UAE, quoted in US dollars per troy ounce and converted into AED through the dirham’s dollar peg. When that spot price shifts in London or New York, Sharjah’s rate follows within minutes.

What actually moves the price:

  • US interest rate decisions and inflation data
  • Strength or weakness of the US dollar
  • Global investment and central bank demand
  • Regional events that push buyers toward gold as a safe haven

Local footfall in Sharjah has almost no effect on the metal price itself. It mainly influences making charges, since a souq busy with wedding season buyers has less reason to discount labour costs.

Season, Weather and When Sharjah Buyers Actually Shop

Sharjah’s climate runs close to the rest of the coast, hot and humid from June through September, when afternoon temperatures push past 42°C and the Blue Souq’s foot traffic drops until early evening. Shops here stay open late into the night for exactly this reason, and the souq is often busiest between 8 and 11 PM during peak summer.

From November through March, cooler weather brings families and tourists back out during the day, and this period overlaps with wedding season and with Diwali and Dhanteras, when Sharjah’s Indian community traditionally buys gold as a long term store of value. Making charge discounts and store promotions are more common in these months as jewellers compete for the seasonal footfall, even though the base gold rate itself doesn’t move for the season.

Choosing a Purity: 24K, 22K, 21K or 18K

Which gold purity should I buy in Sharjah? For jewellery worn daily, 22K and 21K hold up better than 24K, which scratches easily due to its softness. For bars and coins bought as investment, 24K remains the standard since it contains no alloy.

  • 24K (99.9% pure): Investment bars and coins, not suited to daily wear
  • 22K (91.6% pure): The most common purity for necklaces, bangles and bridal sets across the Blue Souq
  • 21K (87.5% pure): A common choice in traditional and Arabic design pieces
  • 18K (75% pure): Used in modern, gemstone set and lightweight designs, generally the most affordable option

Is Gold Cheaper at the Sharjah Gold Souq Than Elsewhere?

Short answer: The base gold rate at the Blue Souq is the same as anywhere else in the UAE, since it follows the same international benchmark. Any savings come from making charges, not the metal price itself. The souq’s high concentration of independent jewellers tends to keep labour costs competitive, which is the real reason shoppers associate it with better deals.

Gold Rate in Sharjah vs Other Emirates

The metal rate barely differs across the UAE since every emirate prices off the same international benchmark. What changes is making charges and store selection. If you’re comparing before a purchase, check the gold rate in Dubai today or the gold rate in Abu Dhabi alongside this page.

What to Check Before You Buy Gold in Sharjah

Before paying at any counter in the Blue Souq or Rolla, confirm these details on your invoice:

  1. The purity stamp or hallmark on the piece
  2. The making charge, and whether it’s flat or a percentage of gold value
  3. Whether VAT is listed separately or already included
  4. The exact weight on a certified scale in front of you

Sharjah’s jewellery trade follows UAE hallmarking regulations, and established outlets at the Blue Souq will show you certification without hesitation. If a shop won’t produce a hallmark or a written breakdown, move to the next counter.

Malabar Gold, Joyalukkas and Rolla Square Gold Shops in Sharjah

A significant portion of gold buying in Sharjah takes place along Al Arouba Street and Rolla Square, where major retail chains like Malabar Gold and Diamonds, Joyalukkas, and Kalyan Jewellers operate alongside dozens of heritage independent goldsmiths.

While branded showrooms in Rolla apply the identical DGJG base rate for 22K and 24K gold as their Dubai branches, making charges in Sharjah Rolla showrooms frequently offer greater flexibility. For everyday 22K jewellery, making charges in Rolla range between AED 10 and AED 22 per gram, depending on craftsmanship complexity.

Weight UnitPurityBase Gold CalculationEst. Making Charge RangeEst. Total with 5% VAT
1 Gram22K (91.6%)Live 22K RateAED 10 to AED 20/g(Rate + Making) * 1.05
8 Grams (1 Sovereign / Pavan)22K (91.6%)8 * Live 22K RateAED 80 to AED 160(Base + Making) * 1.05
10 Grams22K (91.6%)10 * Live 22K RateAED 100 to AED 200(Base + Making) * 1.05
1 Tola (11.66 Grams)22K (91.6%)11.6638 * Live 22K RateAED 116 to AED 230(Base + Making) * 1.05
Estimated 22K gold pricing breakdown for retail jewellery purchases in Sharjah.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 22K gold rate in Sharjah today?
The 22K gold rate in Sharjah today is shown live at the top of this page and updates through the day, based on the current international spot price converted to AED.

Is gold cheaper at the Sharjah Gold Souq?
The base gold rate is the same as the rest of the UAE. Savings usually come from lower making charges due to the high number of competing jewellers in one location, not from a different metal price.

Does the gold rate in Sharjah change on weekends?
International gold markets are largely closed on Saturdays and Sundays, so rates in Sharjah tend to stay flat over the weekend unless a major overnight event moves the futures market.

Where is the best place to buy gold in Sharjah?
The Sharjah Gold Souq, known locally as the Blue Souq, has the largest concentration of jewellers and the most competitive making charges. Rolla Square is a solid alternative for independent shops.

How is the gold price per tola calculated in Sharjah?
One tola equals 11.6638 grams. Multiply the current per gram rate by 11.6638 to get the tola price for any purity.


Gold prices on this page are for informational purposes and are based on international market data. Actual prices at jewellery stores in Sharjah may vary based on making charges and store policy. For global price benchmarks, see the World Gold Council.

Related pages: Gold Rate in Dubai Today | Gold Rate in Abu Dhabi | Gold Price Calculator