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Real-time gold, silver & metals spot prices, instant unit conversions, and profit analysis over any period — across 100+ countries.
Gold is trading modestly higher today at $ 4,290.00 per troy ounce (+0.90%), with the move shaped by the prevailing mix of interest-rate expectations, the US dollar, and safe-haven demand.
| Purity | Per Gram | Per Tola | Per Ounce |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24K Gold (99.99%) | $ 137.91 | $ 1,608.59 | $ 4,289.57 |
| 22K Gold (91.60%) | $ 126.34 | $ 1,473.62 | $ 3,929.64 |
| 21K Gold (87.50%) | $ 120.69 | $ 1,407.66 | $ 3,753.75 |
| 18K Gold (75.00%) | $ 103.45 | $ 1,206.56 | $ 3,217.50 |
Spot rates in US dollars and 
US Dollar (USD) — change the currency in the navbar.
USD$ 137.93USD$ 2.22Interactive candlesticks for XAU/USD — hover to inspect any candle.
Candles are reconstructed from the Gold price’s high, low and average for each interval. Indicative data for charting — not a trading feed.
24K gold per gram in major currencies, converted at live exchange rates.
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CHFLive rates via ExchangeRate-API. Indicative figures that exclude local taxes, duties, and dealer premiums.
How the gold price has moved over time, shown in US Dollar per troy ounce.
| Period | Change (USD/oz) | % change |
|---|---|---|
| Today | -$ 51.40 | -1.18% ↓ |
| 1 Week | +$ 177.30 | +4.31% ↑ |
| 1 Month | -$ 257.50 | -5.66% ↓ |
| 6 Months | -$ 56.61 | -1.30% ↓ |
| 1 Year | +$ 900.92 | +26.58% ↑ |
| 5 Years | +$ 2,503.38 | +140.12% ↑ |
Percentages reflect the international gold price (XAU/USD). Indicative data, not financial advice.
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GoldPrice Converter is a free, modern platform for tracking the precious-metals market in real time. Whether you are a first-time buyer checking the value of a piece of jewelry, a saver keeping an eye on the market, or an investor monitoring your holdings, our tools turn complex pricing into clear, instant answers. We bring together live spot prices, interactive historical charts, a flexible weight and value converter, and a set of smart calculators — all in one fast, mobile-friendly interface, with no sign-up required.
Our homepage shows the live gold spot price in XAU/USD alongside the day’s high, low, and percentage change. Below it you will find live rates for the most common gold purities — 24K, 22K, 21K, and 18K — as well as silver, platinum, and palladium. Because gold is traded internationally by the troy ounce in US dollars, these figures form the global benchmark from which local prices everywhere are derived. Visit our live markets page for the full picture, or open the interactive charts to see how prices have moved over days, months, or years.
Knowing the spot price is only the start. Our gold converter lets you switch between grams, troy ounces, kilograms, tola, and pennyweight, and instantly see the value of any quantity at any karat purity. The gold calculators go further, working out the pure gold content of an item and estimating the profit, loss, and return on a gold investment. And because gold is bought and sold worldwide, our gold prices by country page shows live values in major local currencies, from the Indian rupee to the British pound.
Gold pricing comes with its own vocabulary — karats, troy ounces, spot versus retail prices — and we believe understanding it should be easy. Our news and guides section explains everything from what the different gold karats mean to the forces that drive prices up and down, all in plain language. Have a specific question? Our FAQ answers the most common ones, and you can always contact us directly.
Please note that all prices and calculations on GoldPrice Converter are indicative and provided for general informational and educational purposes only. They do not constitute financial or investment advice. Always do your own research and consult a qualified professional before making any financial decision.
Quick answers to the most common questions about gold prices, purity, and how to use this site.
The gold spot price is set continuously by global trading across major markets like London, New York, and Shanghai. It reflects supply and demand for one troy ounce of pure gold for immediate delivery, quoted in US dollars. Our site pulls this benchmark and converts it into the karats, weights, and currencies you see here.
Gold trades almost around the clock, and its price reacts in real time to interest-rate expectations, the strength of the US dollar, inflation data, and global events. Because millions of trades happen each day, the quoted price updates constantly during market hours.
The figures on this site are the raw metal value at the international spot price. When you buy from a dealer or jeweler, you also pay a premium for refining and fabrication, a making charge for jewelry, and sometimes local taxes such as VAT or GST — so the retail price always sits above spot.
There are 31.1035 grams in a troy ounce, so divide the per-ounce spot price by 31.1035 to get the price of pure (24K) gold per gram. For a lower karat, multiply by the purity — 0.916 for 22K, 0.875 for 21K, or 0.75 for 18K. Our converter does this for you instantly.
24K gold is purer (99.9%) and ideal for coins and bars held as investment, but it is too soft for everyday jewelry. 22K (91.6% pure) is harder and is the traditional choice for jewelry in much of Asia and the Middle East. Neither is "better" — it depends on whether you are investing or buying to wear.
Gold has held value for thousands of years and tends to hold up — or rise — when currencies weaken, inflation climbs, or markets fall. Because it is not tied to any single company or government, investors move into gold during uncertainty to protect their purchasing power.
The underlying metal value is the same worldwide because gold is priced in US dollars per ounce. Local prices differ only because of the exchange rate, import duties, and taxes. That is why our gold-by-country pages convert the same global benchmark into each local currency.
Yes. Live prices, charts, the converter, and all calculators are completely free with no sign-up required. The figures are indicative and for informational purposes only — they are not financial advice, so always do your own research before buying or selling.