Free Gold Karat Value Calculator
Calculate the value of gold by weight, karat and currency, with per-gram, per-tola and per-baht prices for 24K/22K/21K/18K/14K and an optional live spot rate.
Gold price
Fetching the live spot rate…
Enter a 24K price per gram (or fetch live) and a weight to see the value.
🪙 We fetch only the public gold spot price and exchange rate; your weights and inputs stay in your browser. Live FX updates roughly daily and retail jewellery prices include premiums — treat this as a valuation guide, not a trading quote.
How It Works
Calculates the value of gold from its weight, purity (karat) and currency, with per-gram, per-tola and per-baht breakdowns for 24K/22K/21K/18K/14K. The math is local; the live spot price and exchange rate are one optional, read-only fetch, with manual entry for full offline use.
- 1Set the 24K priceEnter today’s 24K price per gram, or tap “Use live rate” to fetch the public gold spot price and convert it to your currency. The value is editable — local retail rates carry premiums.
- 2Enter weight, unit and karatWeigh in grams, tola (11.664 g), baht (15.244 g) or troy ounce. Value = weight × (karat ÷ 24) × price-per-gram. Optionally add making charges and India GST (3% gold + 5% making).
- 3See the full breakdownTotal value plus metal value, making, GST, the chosen karat’s per-gram/tola/baht price, and a price table across all purities.
We fetch only the public gold price and exchange rate — your weights and inputs stay in your browser. Treat results as a valuation guide, not a live trading quote.
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