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Calculate gold value from weight and fineness, such as 333, 585 or 750. The result uses the displayed reference price.
Enter the weight, unit and carat. The calculator shows the pure gold value at the current reference price.
A result appears after valid inputs and an available price basis.
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How it is calculated: weight × gold content × gold price per gram. The result is the pure gold value, not a binding buying or selling price. Testing, dealer premium, selling deduction, delivery and processing are excluded.
A gold fineness mark expresses the gold content in parts per thousand: 585 means 58.5% gold. Select the marked fineness in the calculator. A mark alone does not prove authenticity.
| Fineness | Gold content | Fine gold contained |
|---|---|---|
| 333 | 33.3 % | 3.33 g |
| 585 | 58.5 % | 5.85 g |
| 750 | 75 % | 7.5 g |
10 g × 0.585 = 5.85 g of fine gold. At an assumed fine-gold price of €100 per gram, the material value is €585. The €100 is an illustrative price, not a current gold quote. The calculator above uses its displayed price basis for your calculation.
Use the weight of the gold alloy. Subtract stones, pearls and other components; the calculator cannot identify their weight automatically. Calculate items with different fineness separately. Gold-plated objects cannot be valued like solid gold using their total weight.
The calculator values only the fine gold contained. A dealer’s offer may be lower because of testing, processing and dealer margin. Gemstones, design, brand and collectible value are not included. Compare offers using the total amount payable to you and the costs included.
Enter the total price offered. You will see how far it is above or below the pure gold value.
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A positive amount is the premium over the pure gold value. If the price is lower, check the weight, carat and price details carefully. Delivery, payment fees and a later deduction when selling are additional.
The calculator shows three simple options using common gold weights. It starts with the pure gold value only.
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These are calculation examples, not a purchase recommendation. Real bars usually cost more than their pure gold value. Availability, premiums, delivery and the later selling deduction can change the result.
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