The Gold Kasulaperu, also widely known as Kasu Mala, is a magnificent and iconic piece of jewellery from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. This traditional necklace is crafted by stringing together gold coins (kasulu), each intricately embossed with the image of Goddess Lakshmi to signify wealth and good fortune. It is an essential part of a bride's trousseau and a statement piece for festivals and grand celebrations.
When you decide to sell your Kasulaperu, its value is determined by its net gold weight and purity. At Sendra Gold Company, our state-of-the-art German XRF spectrometers provide a precise and transparent valuation, ensuring you receive the highest possible price for your cherished asset.
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Kasulaperu At a Glance
| Lightweight Kasulaperu | 30g – 60g |
|---|---|
| Traditional Kasulaperu | 70g – 120g |
| Heavy Bridal Kasulaperu | 100g – 200g+ |
| Mala with Pendant | 60g – 150g (pendant stones removed) |
| 22K rate per gram today | ₹13,965 |
| 80g Kasulaperu (22K) today | ₹11,17,200 |
| 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 | 22K Value Today | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short Kasulaperu (Choker) | 30g – 60g | ₹6,28,425 (45g avg) | A modern, versatile style for various functions. |
| Medium Length Mala | 70g – 120g | ₹12,56,850 (90g avg) | The classic choice for weddings and festivals. |
| Long/Bridal Mala | 100g – 200g+ | ₹20,94,750 (150g avg) | A grand, often layered, bridal statement piece. PAN required. |
Common Types & Use Cases
- Short/Choker Style: A lighter version (30-60g) that sits close to the neck, popular for contemporary looks.
- Traditional Long Mala: The classic, heavier (70-120g+) necklace featuring closely-strung Lakshmi coins, perfect for grand events.
- Layered Bridal Set: A combination of multiple Kasulaperu of varying lengths to create a rich, opulent bridal look.
- Mala with Stones/Pendant: Some designs incorporate a central stone-studded pendant or have stones set around the coins. These non-gold elements are excluded from the weight during valuation.
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To calculate the resale value of an 80-gram plain 22K Kasulaperu: 80g × 0.916 (purity) × ₹15,250 (24K rate) = ₹11,17,520.
If your Kasulaperu has a stone-studded pendant, the stones will be carefully removed and returned to you. We only weigh and pay for the net gold content. As most Kasulaperu are high-value items, 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 100-gram gold Kasulaperu worth today?
A 100g 22K Kasulaperu is worth approximately ₹13,96,500 based on current rates. The final value depends on the precise purity determined at our branch.
What is a Kasulaperu?
A Kasulaperu, or Kasu Mala, is a traditional South Indian necklace from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, made from a string of gold coins (kasulu), which typically feature auspicious motifs like Goddess Lakshmi.
What is the difference between a Kasulaperu and a Putli Haar?
Both are traditional coin necklaces. Kasulaperu is primarily from Andhra/Telangana, while Putli Haar is from Maharashtra. The design of the coins, their arrangement, and the clasp style can differ based on regional craftsmanship, but the valuation principle (net gold weight and purity) remains the same.
Is the original purchase bill required to sell my Kasulaperu?
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 it was 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.
