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Free Gold Weight Converter (Tola, Bhori, Masha, Ratti, Pavan)

Convert South Asian gold weight units instantly — tola, bhori/vori, masha, ratti, pavan, sovereign, grams, kilograms and troy ounces. Switch between the standard 11.6638 g tola and the Pakistani 12.5 g bazaari tola, see every unit at once, and copy any value. Pure weight, not price.

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Historical / Indian tola of 11.6638 g (180 troy grains). Used across India, Bangladesh, Nepal and the jewellery trade. The tola, bhori, masha and ratti all use this standard (11.6638 g per tola). Pavan, sovereign, troy ounce and metric units are fixed.

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10 Gram = 0.8574 Tola

Jeweller style:0 tola · 10 masha · 2.31 ratti

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Reference: 1 unit in grams (Standard (11.6638 g))

UnitNativeGramsNotes
Gramग्राम1—
Kilogramकिलोग्राम1000—
Milligram—0.001—
Tolaतोला / تولا11.6638tola / 12 = 1 masha
Bhori / Voriভরি11.6638Bengal / Bangladesh name for the tola
Mashaमाशा0.971983331/12 tola = 8 ratti
Ratti / Ratiरत्ती0.121497921/8 masha (traditional seed weight)
Pavan / Savaranபவுன் / സവരൻ8= 1 sovereign = 8 g (South India)
Sovereignsovereign8jeweller sovereign = 8 g (same as pavan)
Troy ounceozt31.103477international gold/bullion ounce
Grain—0.0647989124 grains = 1 pennyweight

Regional variation is real. Traditional units like the tola and ratti were never perfectly standardized. The historical ratti ranged roughly 0.11-0.18 g; jewellers often round the ratti to 0.1215 g and treat 96 ratti = 1 tola. Pakistani markets quote a 12.5 g "bazaari" tola, while India / Bangladesh use 11.6638 g. Always confirm the standard your jeweller or assay office uses before trading.

This tool converts weight only - it does not price gold. For monetary value by karat and rate, use the Gold Karat Value Calculator.

Everything is calculated instantly in your browser. No amounts are sent to a server.

How It Works

This converter changes traditional South Asian gold weight units into one another and into metric and bullion units. It works purely on mass — it never prices gold. Pick your regional tola standard first, because the tola, bhori, masha and ratti all depend on it.

  1. 1
    Choose your tola standard
    Select the standard 11.6638 g tola (India, Bangladesh, Nepal and the jewellery trade) or the Pakistani 12.5 g 'bazaari' tola. The chosen standard rescales the tola, bhori, masha and ratti so you never silently get the wrong value.
  2. 2
    Enter an amount and pick the From unit
    Type the weight and choose its unit — gram, kilogram, tola, bhori/vori, masha, ratti, pavan/savaran/sovereign, troy ounce or grain. Units are grouped (Metric, South Asian, South Indian, Bullion) so they are easy to find.
  3. 3
    Read the result and every other unit
    The large result shows your chosen To unit, and a tile grid lists the same weight in every unit at once using Indian (lakh/crore) digit grouping. Use the swap button to reverse the conversion.
  4. 4
    Copy or share
    Tap any tile or the big number to copy that value, or use 'Copy all conversions' to copy a full breakdown. A reference table shows exactly how many grams each unit equals under your selected standard.

All conversions run instantly in your browser using fixed mathematical factors. No amounts are sent to any server.

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