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Live spot prices converted into any currency, any weight unit and any purity — so you can check what a piece of jewellery is actually worth by metal content.

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10 grams of 24K

Gold rates by country

Local rates with the purities people actually buy there, plus how tax and making charges affect the final price.

This is metal value, not shop price

What a jeweller charges adds making charges, VAT and a retail margin; what a jeweller pays you when buying back is usually below spot. Spot prices are indicative and may lag the market by a few minutes. Use this to know roughly where you stand, not to price a transaction.

How gold pricing actually works

Gold trades globally in one unit and one currency: US dollars per troy ounce. Every local price you see — rupees per tola in Karachi, dirhams per gram in Deira, baht in Bangkok — is that single number run through two conversions.

The formula

To get from the spot price to the price of a specific item:

price = (spot ÷ 31.1034768) × FX rate × purity × weight in grams
  1. Divide by 31.1034768 to turn dollars per troy ounce into dollars per gram.
  2. Multiply by the exchange rate for your currency.
  3. Multiply by purity — 22K gold is only 91.67% gold.
  4. Multiply by the weight in grams.

What karat means

Karat is a fraction with 24 on the bottom. 24K is pure, 18K is 18 parts gold to 6 parts other metals, or 75%. The hallmark stamped on jewellery is the same number expressed in parts per thousand — 750 for 18K, 916 for 22K.

KaratPurityHallmarkWhere it's common
24K99.9%999Bars, coins, investment gold
22K91.7%916India, Pakistan, Bangladesh
21K87.5%875Gulf states, Egypt, Levant
18K75.0%750Europe, designer jewellery
14K58.3%585United States
9K37.5%375United Kingdom

Weight units around the world

The troy ounce (31.1035 g) is the trading standard and is heavier than the ordinary kitchen ounce (28.3495 g) — a distinction worth remembering. The tola (11.6638 g) is standard across India, Pakistan and much of the Gulf. Thailand prices in baht (15.244 g). The US jewellery trade uses pennyweight (1.5552 g).

Why the shop price is higher

Metal value is the floor, not the price. On top of it a jeweller adds making charges (often 5–25% depending on how intricate the piece is), local sales tax or VAT, and a retail margin. When selling back, expect to receive the metal value minus a spread — which is why jewellery is a poor investment compared with bars or coins.

Data sources

Built and maintained by Mohammed Jamil. Spotted a wrong conversion factor? Email [email protected].

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