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Gold jewellery and coins on red velvet beside a lit diya and marigolds - Gold Muhurat Calculator 2026

Gold Muhurat Calculator

See the windows the Vedic tradition counts auspicious for buying gold in your city today (Amrit, Shubh and Labh Choghadiya plus Abhijit muhurat), then run an illustrative what-if on your own gold purchase. This concerns the custom of buying gold jewellery or coins on an auspicious day, not gold prices or gold investments.

Today's gold muhurat for Delhi

All times in IST, computed from local sunrise for Delhi.

Tue, 27 Oct 2026 · Mangalavara
Nakshatra: Bharani Tithi: Krishna Dwitiya
An ordinary day in the tradition - its classically favourable windows are listed below.

The Choghadiya windows the tradition counts favourable for buying gold today, from classical Panchang timing. The tradition begins nothing auspicious in the windows listed lower down.

Windows the tradition counts favourable
Labh 10:41–12:05 Labh means gain - Mercury's period, associated in tradition with exchange and enterprise.
Amrit 12:05–13:29 Amrit means nectar - the Moon's period, counted in tradition as the most favourable of the sixteen.
Shubh 14:53–16:17 Shubh means auspicious - Jupiter's period, associated in tradition with ceremony and beginnings.
Abhijit Muhurat: 11:43–12:28  the short midday window classically considered self-victorious and broadly auspicious.
Windows the tradition counts inauspicious today

⚠ The tradition begins no auspicious purchase in these

Rahu Kalam14:53–16:17
Yamaganda09:18–10:41
Gulika Kalam12:05–13:29

Upcoming days the tradition favours for buying gold

Next Pushya Nakshatra days and festivals traditionally favoured for gold, from today onward.

Sun, 1 Nov 2026 Ravivara
✨ Pushya

Pushya Nakshatra - the star of Goddess Lakshmi, auspicious for gold

Labh 09:19–10:42Amrit 10:42–12:05Shubh 13:28–14:51
Fri, 6 Nov 2026 Shukravara
🎉 Festival

Dhanteras - the traditional gold & silver buying day

Labh 07:59–09:21Amrit 09:21–10:43Shubh 12:05–13:27
Sun, 8 Nov 2026 Ravivara
🎉 Festival

Diwali · Lakshmi Pujan - the tradition’s night of worship for wealth

Labh 09:22–10:44Amrit 10:44–12:05Shubh 13:27–14:48
Sat, 26 Dec 2026 Shanivara
✨ Pushya

Pushya Nakshatra - the star of Goddess Lakshmi, auspicious for gold

Shubh 08:30–09:47Labh 13:39–14:57Amrit 14:57–16:14
Fri, 22 Jan 2027 Shukravara
✨ Pushya

Pushya Nakshatra - the star of Goddess Lakshmi, auspicious for gold

Labh 08:34–09:54Amrit 09:54–11:13Shubh 12:33–13:53
Fri, 19 Feb 2027 Shukravara
✨ Pushya

Pushya Nakshatra - the star of Goddess Lakshmi, auspicious for gold

Labh 08:22–09:46Amrit 09:46–11:11Shubh 12:36–14:00

Gold value calculator

A simple what-if on your own gold purchase. Every number below is illustrative and based entirely on the values you enter, not a forecast of gold prices.

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These figures are illustrative and based on your inputs only. They compound the amount you entered at the appreciation rate you chose, and are not a prediction of gold prices, a return, or any form of investment, trading or price advice. AstroCapitalX is an educational platform and is not a SEBI-registered investment advisor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Classical Vedic timing favours Pushya Nakshatra days (Guru Pushya on Thursday, Ravi Pushya on Sunday), festivals such as Akshaya Tritiya and Dhanteras, and the daily Amrit, Shubh and Labh Choghadiya windows shown above for your city. The Rahu Kalam, Yamaganda and Gulika Kalam windows are traditionally avoided. This is educational timing context, not a market call or price forecast.
They are Choghadiya periods, the eight parts of the day between sunrise and sunset in Panchang. Amrit (nectar), Shubh (auspicious) and Labh (gain) are the three traditionally favoured for buying gold and starting auspicious activity. Their exact times shift with local sunrise, which is why you pick your city above.
Pushya is a lunar mansion classically regarded as one of the most nourishing and auspicious nakshatras for prosperity and durable assets like gold. When it falls on a Thursday it is called Guru Pushya, and on a Sunday, Ravi Pushya, both especially valued in tradition for gold and wealth purchases.
It simply compounds the amount you enter at the annual appreciation percentage you choose, over the number of years you set. If you add a gold rate, it also shows how many grams that amount buys today. It is entirely a self-input what-if illustration, based on your inputs, and never a forecast of actual gold prices.
No. AstroCapitalX is not a SEBI-registered investment advisor. This page is educational Vedic astrology plus a self-input calculator. Nothing here is investment, trading or price advice, and no returns are promised or predicted. Buying gold on an auspicious day is a custom: this page says nothing about gold prices or gold investments such as ETFs or contracts. Consult a SEBI-registered advisor for any investment decision.
Classical muhurta avoids Rahu Kalam, Yamaganda and Gulika Kalam for beginning any auspicious purchase. This page shows today's inauspicious windows for your selected city beside the Choghadiya windows the tradition counts favourable.