XAU/USD price and FX rates as of 2026-09-02. Formula: weight → grams × fineness ÷ 31.1035 × ounce price × FX rate.
How much is my gold worth?
At the current market price of $4,384 per troy ounce, here is what common items are worth by the pure gold they contain. Scrap buyers and pawnshops pay less than this; jewellers charge more.
| Item | Fineness | Pure gold | Market value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ring | 14k (585) | 2.92 g | $412 |
| Chain | 18k (750) | 7.50 g | $1,057 |
| Bangle | 22k (916) | 18.32 g | $2,582 |
| One-ounce coin | 24k (999.9) | 31.10 g | $4,384 |
Weigh the piece, read the hallmark for its fineness, and the calculator above gives the same figure for your exact weight in any of 56 currencies.
Frequently asked questions
How does the calculator work?
Weight is converted to grams, multiplied by the pure-gold share (fineness), divided by 31.1035 to get troy ounces, then multiplied by the live XAU/USD price and the official rate of the selected currency.
How much will a scrap buyer pay for my gold?
Less than the market value shown here. Scrap desks quote a percentage of the contained gold — the spread covers assaying, refining and their margin — and jewellery is paid for by metal content, not by what the piece cost new. Knowing the market value first is what tells you whether an offer is fair.
Why is the price at a pawnshop or bank different?
The calculator shows the market value of the contained pure gold. Sellers add a premium, buy-back desks apply a discount, and taxes may apply. The gap versus the computed value is the cost of the specific deal.
Where does the data come from?
The gold price comes from Gold API (indicative spot, updated every few seconds); FX rates come from Frankfurter (official daily central-bank rates). The page recalculates at least hourly.
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