24 Karat
(999.9 pure)
$2,540
per gram
Live gold rates for Mexico by karat purity. Prices are market references only - final cost varies by jeweler premium, making charges, taxes, and local spread.
Track Mexico gold rate today with 24K, 22K, and 18K prices in MXN. The current benchmark is $2,540 per gram and $79,006 per troy ounce, with city references for Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Puebla, Tijuana, and Merida. Use this page as your Mexico benchmark before workmanship, retail tax handling, and local dealer spread.
$2,540.10
Yesterday: $2,518.41
Up $21.6841 (+0.86%)
$79,006
Local reference update:
Enter quantity, weight unit, and purity to estimate current value.
Estimated Value
$2,328.42
$2,328.42 per gram (22k)
Weight in grams: 1.000
If you are searching for gold rate in Mexico today, this page provides 24K, 22K and 18K references in MXN with gram and troy-ounce focus, Banxico reserve context, Casa de Moneda Libertad notes, SAT IVA treatment, and city-level spread checks.
24 Karat
(999.9 pure)
$2,540
per gram
22 Karat
(916 fineness)
$2,328
per gram
21 Karat
(875 fineness)
$2,223
per gram
18 Karat
(750 fineness)
$1,905
per gram
Unit breakdown below is 24K reference only. Each row shows today price, yesterday reference, and daily move to avoid duplicate interpretation across cards.
| Unit | Today | Yesterday | Day Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Per Gram (24K) | $2,540.10 | $2,518.41 | $21.6841 (+0.86%) |
| Per 10 Gram (24K) | $25,400.96 | $25,184.12 | $216.84 (+0.86%) |
| Per Tola (24K) | $29,627.19 | $29,374.27 | $252.92 (+0.86%) |
| Per Troy Ounce (24K) | $79,005.83 | $78,331.38 | $674.45 (+0.86%) |
Trend view for Mexico, Mexico. This chart uses the same local reference series shown in the table below.
This 10-day table shows the short-term direction for 18K, 22K and 24K rates in Mexico.
| Date | 18k | 22k | 24k | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 may 2026 | $1,905.07 | $2,328.42 | $2,540.10 | +0.86% |
| 18 may 2026 | $1,888.81 | $2,308.54 | $2,518.41 | -1.01% |
| 17 may 2026 | $1,908.17 | $2,332.21 | $2,544.23 | -0.07% |
| 14 may 2026 | $1,909.56 | $2,333.90 | $2,546.08 | -2.61% |
| 13 may 2026 | $1,960.82 | $2,396.56 | $2,614.43 | -0.42% |
| 12 may 2026 | $1,969.03 | $2,406.60 | $2,625.38 | +0.43% |
| 11 may 2026 | $1,960.61 | $2,396.30 | $2,614.15 | -0.87% |
| 10 may 2026 | $1,977.84 | $2,417.36 | $2,637.12 | -0.04% |
| 07 may 2026 | $1,978.55 | $2,418.23 | $2,638.07 | +0.44% |
| 06 may 2026 | $1,969.91 | $2,407.67 | $2,626.55 | +0.38% |
Review the broader 30-day trend to understand how today gold rate in Mexico compares with recent market movement (19 abr 2026 to 20 may 2026).
| Date | 18k | 22k | 24k | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 may 2026 | $1,905.07 | $2,328.42 | $2,540.10 | +0.86% |
| 18 may 2026 | $1,888.81 | $2,308.54 | $2,518.41 | -1.01% |
| 17 may 2026 | $1,908.17 | $2,332.21 | $2,544.23 | -0.07% |
| 14 may 2026 | $1,909.56 | $2,333.90 | $2,546.08 | -2.61% |
| 13 may 2026 | $1,960.82 | $2,396.56 | $2,614.43 | -0.42% |
| 12 may 2026 | $1,969.03 | $2,406.60 | $2,625.38 | +0.43% |
| 11 may 2026 | $1,960.61 | $2,396.30 | $2,614.15 | -0.87% |
| 10 may 2026 | $1,977.84 | $2,417.36 | $2,637.12 | -0.04% |
| 07 may 2026 | $1,978.55 | $2,418.23 | $2,638.07 | +0.44% |
| 06 may 2026 | $1,969.91 | $2,407.67 | $2,626.55 | +0.38% |
| 05 may 2026 | $1,962.41 | $2,398.50 | $2,616.55 | +2.77% |
| 04 may 2026 | $1,909.56 | $2,333.90 | $2,546.08 | +0.80% |
| 03 may 2026 | $1,894.34 | $2,315.31 | $2,525.79 | -2.38% |
| 30 abr 2026 | $1,940.62 | $2,371.86 | $2,587.49 | +0.33% |
| 29 abr 2026 | $1,934.25 | $2,364.08 | $2,578.99 | +1.53% |
| 28 abr 2026 | $1,905.11 | $2,328.47 | $2,540.15 | -1.01% |
| 27 abr 2026 | $1,924.52 | $2,352.19 | $2,566.03 | -1.79% |
| 26 abr 2026 | $1,959.69 | $2,395.17 | $2,612.92 | -0.99% |
| 23 abr 2026 | $1,979.35 | $2,419.20 | $2,639.13 | +0.37% |
| 22 abr 2026 | $1,972.14 | $2,410.39 | $2,629.51 | -0.58% |
| 21 abr 2026 | $1,983.62 | $2,424.43 | $2,644.83 | +0.73% |
| 20 abr 2026 | $1,969.33 | $2,406.96 | $2,625.77 | -2.25% |
| 19 abr 2026 | $2,014.68 | $2,462.39 | $2,686.24 | 0.00% |
City references below apply local market spread assumptions over the national 24K benchmark so rates are not shown as identical placeholders. Final quotes can still vary by dealer policy and inventory.
| Chart | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monterrey | M | $2,550.26 | $29,745.69 | ||
| Mexico City | MC | $2,548.10 | $29,720.51 | ||
| Puebla | P | $2,532.32 | $29,536.53 | ||
| Tijuana | T | $2,528.77 | $29,495.05 | ||
| Guadalajara | G | $2,527.22 | $29,476.98 | ||
| Merida | M | $2,524.81 | $29,448.83 |
Mexico gold pricing follows global XAU spot converted into MXN, with Mexico City acting as the country's main bullion and premium-jewelry reference corridor. Current 24K benchmark on this page is $2,540.10 per gram and $79,005.83 per troy ounce.
Banco de Mexico reports gold as part of the country's international reserves, while Casa de Moneda de Mexico and Banco de Mexico coin programs keep Libertad gold coins highly visible in domestic investment demand. Mexico's tax treatment also distinguishes qualifying gold transactions from general-public jewelry retail, which is why benchmark price checks and final store checkout can diverge materially.
| Channel | Reference Layer | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Qualifying gold, jewelry, orfebreria, and bullion | Special IVA treatment | SAT applies a 0% VAT rate when the gold content and transaction conditions meet the legal threshold |
| Retail jewelry checkout | Consumer billing | Final checkout can still include workmanship, margin, and standard retail tax handling for general-public sales |
| Libertad coins and investor products | Investment benchmark | Casa de Moneda and Banco de Mexico coin visibility makes Libertad pricing a major retail comparison layer |
| Making charges | Service add-on | Design and labor costs sit above the live metal benchmark shown on this page |
| Reference | Purity | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| 999 / 995 | 99.9% / 99.5% | Bullion bars, investor products, and high-purity benchmark references |
| 750 | 75.0% | 18K premium jewelry benchmark in upscale retail corridors |
| 585 | 58.5% | 14K mainstream commercial jewelry across large city retail markets |
| 417 | 41.7% | 10K lower-gold-content retail products under Mexican labeling standards |
Banco de Mexico reserve reports frame gold as part of the international-reserve mix, while Casa de Moneda de Mexico produces the internationally recognized Libertad coin family whose values are published with Banco de Mexico support.
Mexico's market therefore has a strong coin and bullion comparison culture alongside jewelry retail, especially when investors benchmark spot conversion against Libertad-linked pricing and higher-purity bars.
Mexico City usually runs the tightest domestic benchmark spread because dealer density, banking visibility, and the deepest bullion and jewelry corridor are strongest there. Guadalajara adds one of the country's most visible jewelry-manufacturing and retail clusters, while Monterrey tracks a strong high-income northern market.
Puebla, Tijuana, and Merida can show modest local variation depending on inventory depth, border-linked demand, tourism exposure, and store-margin policy. Use gram and troy-ounce benchmarks first, then compare city rows for spread checks before finalizing jewelry or bullion purchases.
Gold prices in Mexico are driven by global XAU/USD movement converted into MXN, plus local dealer spread and product-level premium. USD/MXN shifts can move Mexican pricing even when dollar spot is stable. Banxico reserve context, Casa de Moneda Libertad coin visibility, and SAT's distinction between qualifying gold treatment and retail jewelry all influence local benchmark behavior.
International spot gold remains the first driver of Mexican pricing and is passed into MXN benchmarks through live conversion.
MXN movement can raise or compress Mexico gold rates even when dollar-denominated spot is relatively stable.
Reserve-management disclosures from Banco de Mexico help frame domestic confidence around gold as a reserve asset.
Casa de Moneda and Banco de Mexico Libertad coin pricing remains a major benchmark layer for Mexican retail investors.
Mexico applies special 0% IVA treatment to qualifying high-gold-content transactions, while general retail jewelry checkout can behave differently.
Mexico City generally runs the tightest competition, while lower-volume regional city markets can quote a wider retail spread.
Disclaimer: Gold rates are indicative and may vary by city, jeweler premiums, making charges, taxes, and exchange spreads. Data is informational only and not financial advice.