From 1 December 2025, gold in Bangladesh will be sold at BDT 210,570 per bhori, following a revision by the Bangladesh Association of Jewelers and Goldsmiths (BAJUS). The adjustment comes after a reduction of BDT 2,403 on 29 November.
Under the new pricing, 22-carat gold is set at BDT 210,570 per bhori, 21-carat at BDT 201,006, 18-carat at BDT 172,289, and traditional gold at BDT 143,327 per bhori. BAJUS clarified that the sale price includes a 5% government Value Added Tax (VAT) and a 6% minimum labour charge, which may vary depending on the jewellery’s design and quality.
For comparison, 22-carat gold was previously priced at BDT 208,167 per bhori on 20 November, indicating a moderate increase in the market rate over the last ten days.
Silver prices, in contrast, have remained stable. The current rates for silver per bhori are: 22-carat silver BDT 4,246, 21-carat BDT 4,047, 18-carat BDT 3,476, and traditional silver BDT 2,601.
A detailed summary of the latest gold and silver rates is provided below:
| Metal & Carat | Price per Bhori (BDT) |
|---|---|
| Gold | |
| 22-carat | 210,570 |
| 21-carat | 201,006 |
| 18-carat | 172,289 |
| Traditional gold | 143,327 |
| Silver | |
| 22-carat | 4,246 |
| 21-carat | 4,047 |
| 18-carat | 3,476 |
| Traditional silver | 2,601 |
BAJUS officials noted that gold prices are influenced by international market trends, currency fluctuations, and domestic demand. Consumers are advised to consider these factors when purchasing jewellery, especially ahead of the festive season.
The association also reminded buyers that the final price may include additional charges based on the craftsmanship and complexity of designs, particularly for handcrafted items. Jewellery traders and consumers are encouraged to verify rates before transactions to ensure transparency and adherence to the official BAJUS price list.