Gold Jhumkas are one of the most iconic and cherished forms of Indian earrings. Characterized by their distinct bell shape, Jhumkas have been a part of Indian tradition for centuries, worn by women for everything from daily wear to the most elaborate bridal occasions. They come in countless designs, from small, simple bells to large, ornate chandeliers adorned with pearls, stones, and intricate filigree work.
When you decide to sell your Jhumkas, their value is determined by the net gold weight and purity, separate from any non-gold embellishments. At Sendra Gold Company, our German XRF technology provides a precise and transparent valuation, ensuring you receive the highest possible price for your beautiful earrings.
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Jhumkas At a Glance
| Small Daily Wear Jhumkas | 8g – 15g |
|---|---|
| Medium Festive Jhumkas | 15g – 30g (net gold) |
| Heavy Bridal Jhumkas | 30g – 60g+ (net gold) |
| Kaan Chain Jhumkas | 25g – 50g (net gold) |
| 22K rate per gram today | ₹13,965 |
| 20g Jhumkas (22K) today | ₹2,79,300 |
| Last Updated | July 2026 |
Live Gold Rate Today
Based on today’s IBJA rate of ₹15,250 per gram for 24K gold, the equivalent value for 22K gold used in jewellery is ₹13,965 per gram.
*This is an indicative rate. The final price is determined after a precise purity assessment at one of our branches.
Designs & Weight Comparison
| Design | Typical Gold Weight (Pair) | 22K Value Today | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small Plain Jhumkas | 8g – 15g | ₹1,67,580 (12g avg) | Lightweight and suitable for daily use. |
| Temple/Antique Jhumkas | 15g – 30g (net gold) | ₹3,07,230 (22g avg) | Often have Kemp stones, which are removed. |
| Heavy Bridal Jhumkas | 30g – 60g+ (net gold) | ₹5,58,600 (40g avg) | Grand designs, often with pearl drops or Kaan chains. |
Common Types & Use Cases
- Traditional Jhumkas: The classic bell-shaped design, often with filigree or granulation work.
- Temple Jhumkas: Heavier designs featuring motifs of deities, peacocks, or floral patterns, typically with red and green Kemp stones.
- Kaan Chain Jhumkas (Sahara): Ornate Jhumkas with an attached gold chain that hooks into the hair, providing support for heavy earrings.
- Hoop Jhumkas: A modern fusion style where a small jhumka hangs from a gold hoop.
- Chandelier Jhumkas: Multi-layered, elaborate designs reserved for the grandest occasions.
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To calculate the resale value of a pair of 20-gram plain 22K Jhumkas: 20g × 0.916 (purity) × ₹15,250 (24K rate) = ₹2,79,404.
If your Jhumkas are studded with stones or have pearl hangings, these non-gold parts will be carefully removed and returned to you. We only weigh and pay for the net gold content. For high-value bridal Jhumkas, remember to bring your PAN card for transactions exceeding ₹2,00,000.
Tax Implications
When selling gold, if you've held it for more than 24 months, a 12.5% Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) tax applies to the profit. If held for less than 24 months, the gain is added to your income and taxed at your slab rate. Aadhaar is always required for the transaction.
Why Choose Sendra Gold Company
Sendra Gold Company is an ISO 9001:2015 certified leader in the precious metals industry, with over 200 branches across South India. We are committed to providing a secure, transparent, and dignified experience for every customer looking to liquidate their gold assets.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a 15-gram pair of gold Jhumkas worth today?
A 15g pair of 22K Jhumkas is worth approximately ₹2,09,475 based on current rates. The final value depends on the precise purity determined at our branch.
What is a Jhumka?
A Jhumka is a traditional Indian earring style characterized by its bell-like shape, which hangs from the earlobe.
My Jhumkas have pearls and stones. How are they valued?
The pearls, stones, and any lac (wax) filling are not gold and their weight is not included in the final valuation. Our experts will carefully remove these non-gold elements and assess the net gold weight to determine the price, returning all stones and pearls to you.
Is the original purchase bill required to sell my Jhumkas?
No, an original bill is not necessary. Our advanced German XRF machines accurately determine the gold's purity on the spot, ensuring a fair valuation regardless of where they were purchased.
What documents do I need to bring?
You will need to provide your Aadhaar card for identity verification. If the total sale value is over ₹2,00,000, a PAN card is also mandatory as per government regulations.
