24K gold (100.0% pure)
The purest form sold, used for bars and coins. Soft and deeply yellow, rarely used in jewellery that gets worn daily.
Best for: Investment bullion
Find out what your gold is worth at current spot prices. Enter the weight, choose the karat purity, and the calculator returns the melt value in your selected currency.
Estimated value
$4,349.00
Based on a spot price of $4,349.00 per oz. Melt value only — it excludes dealer margins, fabrication and taxes.
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Use a scale accurate to 0.1 g. Weigh each purity separately — mixing karats gives a wrong total.
It is usually stamped on the piece (585 = 14K, 750 = 18K, 916 = 22K, 999 = 24K).
The result is the metal value at spot. Dealers pay a percentage of this, not the full amount.
The purest form sold, used for bars and coins. Soft and deeply yellow, rarely used in jewellery that gets worn daily.
Best for: Investment bullion
Common across South Asia and the Middle East. Retains most of the gold content while being durable enough to wear.
Best for: High-end jewellery
The most common purity for quality Western jewellery. A good balance of colour, durability and cost.
Best for: Fine jewellery and watches
Popular in the United States. Harder and more scratch-resistant, at a lower price point.
Best for: Everyday jewellery
The calculator returns melt value — the worth of the metal itself. A buyer will offer less to cover refining, handling and margin, while a finished piece may be worth more than its melt value for its craftsmanship or brand.