Gold Price Per Gram is a free online toolkit for checking live gold prices and estimating the gold content value of jewellery, scrap gold and other gold items. No signup is required. It brings current prices, practical calculators, purity information and historical data together in one place.
Check the live gold price per gram for 10K, 14K, 18K, 21K, 22K and 24K gold, with values also shown per pennyweight and troy ounce. Dedicated karat pages make it easy to find the price relevant to your item. A white gold price guide explains how gold purity affects melt value across white, yellow and rose gold.
The gold value calculator estimates the melt value of a single item using its weight and purity. Choose a standard karat or enter custom fineness, select your weight unit, and deduct non-gold weight such as stones or other components. The results show fine gold content and estimated melt value based on the current gold spot price.
For mixed collections, the scrap gold calculator lets you add multiple items with different weights, karats and units. Calculate individual item values and the combined value of the lot, whether you are checking a ring, a broken chain or several pieces of scrap jewellery.
Buyer payout controls help you compare theoretical melt value with an estimated offer. Adjust the payout percentage to explore what a buyer might pay, or use the pawn shop gold calculator to model an offer based on a quoted percentage of melt value. These estimates provide a useful reference when comparing offers; actual payouts depend on the buyer, assay results and fees.
The gold hallmark guide helps you understand common purity markings such as 417, 585, 750, 875, 916 and 999. Interactive gold price history charts let you explore different date ranges, karats and units, while CSV export makes historical records available for your own spreadsheet analysis.
Designed for desktop and mobile use, Gold Price Per Gram makes calculations easy to check with clear units, visible quote timestamps and an explanation of the calculation method. Values represent the estimated worth of the fine gold content, rather than jewellery retail prices or guaranteed resale offers.
