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Today's value of 10 tola of gold, by karat.
| Purity | Value (10 Tola) | Per Gram |
|---|---|---|
| 24K Gold (99.99%) | $ 15,189.36 | $ 130.23 |
| 22K Gold (91.60%) | $ 13,914.84 | $ 119.30 |
| 21K Gold (87.50%) | $ 13,292.02 | $ 113.96 |
| 18K Gold (75.00%) | $ 11,393.16 | $ 97.68 |
This page shows what 10 tola of gold is worth at the current spot price, broken down by karat purity. Gold is traded internationally per troy ounce, so the value of any weight is calculated by converting to grams (116.64 g here), dividing by 31.1035 grams per ounce, and multiplying by the live price and the karat purity.
These are raw metal values and exclude dealer premiums, making charges, and taxes. For local-currency pricing see our gold prices by country, or convert any custom amount with the gold converter. Nothing here is financial advice — see our disclaimer.
The ten-tola bar — the “TT bar,” about 116.64 grams or 3.75 troy ounces — was for decades the standard trading bar between the Gulf and South Asia. Cast smooth and traditionally without serial numbers, TT bars changed hands by weight and purity alone in the souks of Dubai and the bazaars of Karachi and Mumbai.
Refiners still produce ten-tola bars for that corridor today. For buyers in the region they remain a familiar, highly liquid format, though modern serialised kilo and 100 g bars have taken over much of the institutional flow.
10 Tola of gold weighs 116.64 g. At the current 24K spot price of $ 4,050.90 per troy ounce, pure gold is $ 130.24 per gram — so 10 Tola of 24K gold is worth 116.64 × $ 130.24 = $ 15,189.36. In 22K (91.6% pure) the same weight is worth $ 13,914.84.
At the current gold spot price, 10 tola of pure 24K gold is worth about $ 15,189.36. Lower karats are worth proportionally less, as shown in the table.
24K is pure gold. 22K is about 91.6% gold and 18K is 75%, so the same weight in a lower karat is worth less by that proportion.
No. These figures reflect the raw metal value at the spot price. Retail and jewelry prices add premiums, making charges, and taxes on top.