Question 1

How much is gold per gram?

Accepted Answer

It depends on purity. At our latest snapshot: 24K about $142.30/g, 18K $106.72, 14K $83.01, 10K $59.29. Spot moves daily—use our gold calculator or Gold Price Per Gram table for live figures.

Question 2

What is gold worth today?

Accepted Answer

Value depends on weight and purity. Pure gold (24K) is about $142.30 per gram or $4426 per troy ounce at current data. Our calculator gives an estimate for any weight and karat.

Question 3

How much is 14K gold per gram?

Accepted Answer

14K is about $83.01 per gram at the latest update. See our 14K Gold Price page and calculator for the current rate.

Question 4

How much is 10K gold per gram?

Accepted Answer

10K is about $59.29 per gram—the lowest common purity for gold jewelry in the US. See our 10K Gold Price page for up-to-date figures.

Question 5

How much is 18K gold per gram?

Accepted Answer

18K is about $106.72 per gram. Use our 18K Gold Price page or the main calculator for the latest value.

Question 6

How much is 1 oz of gold worth?

Accepted Answer

One troy ounce: 24K about $4426, 14K about $2582 at current rates. Purity changes the number. See our Gold Price Per Ounce page.

Question 7

How much is 1 gram of gold worth?

Accepted Answer

One gram: 24K about $142.30, 14K about $83.01. Enter your weight and purity in our calculator or use the value table on the homepage.

Question 8

How much is a gram of gold worth?

Accepted Answer

About $142.30 for 24K, $83.01 for 14K, $59.29 for 10K at our latest data. Rates change with the market; the calculator and Gold Price Per Gram page show current values.

Question 9

What is my gold worth?

Accepted Answer

Enter weight and purity in our homepage calculator for melt value. For what buyers actually pay, use the Scrap Gold Calculator.

Question 10

What is the price of gold per gram today?

Accepted Answer

At our latest update: 24K about $142.30/g, 14K about $83.01/g. See our gold price per gram table or calculator for live figures.

Question 11

How much is gold worth per ounce?

Accepted Answer

Per troy ounce: 24K about $4426, 14K about $2582. Use our Gold Per Ounce page for current rates.

Question 12

How much is a pound of gold worth?

Accepted Answer

One pound (troy-based jewelry math) of 24K is about $64545 at current data. For other purities see our Gold Price Per Pound page.

Question 13

How much is 10 grams of gold worth?

Accepted Answer

About $1423 for 24K, $830 for 14K, $593 for 10K at our latest snapshot. Use the homepage value table or calculator for any amount.

Question 14

How much is 50 grams of 10K gold worth?

Accepted Answer

About 50 × the 10K per-gram rate ($59.29/g), roughly $2965. The 10K Gold Price page or calculator gives the exact total.

Question 15

What is a gold value calculator?

Accepted Answer

A gold value calculator estimates melt value from weight (grams, ounces, etc.) and karat. Ours uses live market-based rates for 8K–24K. Try the homepage calculator or Scrap Gold Calculator for payout ranges.

Question 16

How to calculate gold value?

Accepted Answer

Multiply weight in grams by the per-gram rate for your purity. Our calculator does this for you and uses live prices.

Question 17

How do I know my gold's purity?

Accepted Answer

Look for stamps: 10K, 14K, 18K or 417, 585, 750. The Gold Karat Guide has a full list and purity chart.

Question 18

Where can I find a gold karat chart?

Accepted Answer

Our Gold Karat Guide includes a full karat scale table with purity %, common stamps, and per-gram prices. It’s the best place to see how 10K through 24K compare.

Question 19

How to convert ounces to grams for gold?

Accepted Answer

One troy ounce = 31.1035 grams. Our gold weight converter does ounces and grams both ways.

Question 20

How many grams in 1 ounce of gold?

Accepted Answer

One troy ounce of gold equals 31.1035 grams. Gold is quoted in troy ounces, not standard ounces.

Question 21

How to weigh gold?

Accepted Answer

Use a digital scale in grams, zero it first, and weigh only the metal. A jewelry scale is best for small pieces.

Question 22

Where can I sell my gold?

Accepted Answer

Online buyers, refineries, pawn shops, and jewelry stores all buy gold. Get several quotes and use our scrap gold calculator to estimate melt value first.

Question 23

How much do pawn shops pay for gold?

Accepted Answer

Most pay about 70–85% of melt value. Use our scrap gold calculator to see your melt value so you can judge their offer.

Question 24

What's the best way to sell gold?

Accepted Answer

Know your weight and purity, check the current price, then get quotes from a few buyers. Steer clear of high-pressure mail-in offers.

Question 25

How much is scrap gold worth?

Accepted Answer

Buyers typically pay 70–90% of melt value. At a pawn shop you often see 70–80%. The scrap gold calculator estimates melt value.

Question 26

What is the scrap gold price at pawn shop today?

Accepted Answer

Pawn shops usually pay 70–80% of melt. Use our scrap gold calculator to estimate your melt value and compare offers.

Question 27

How much is dental gold worth?

Accepted Answer

Dental gold is often 10K–16K. Use our Dental Gold Calculator to estimate crown and bridge metal by weight and typical dental karats.

Question 28

What is 14K gold?

Accepted Answer

14K is 58.5% pure gold and the most common choice for US jewelry. See the Gold Karat Guide for more and current 14K prices.

Question 29

What is 10 karat gold?

Accepted Answer

10K is 41.7% pure gold and the minimum that can be sold as gold in the US. It's durable and less expensive than 14K.

Question 30

What is 18 karat gold?

Accepted Answer

18K is 75% pure gold—richer in color and softer than 14K. It costs more per gram. See our 18K Gold Price page.

Question 31

What's the difference between 14K and 18K?

Accepted Answer

14K is 58.5% gold and more durable; 18K is 75% gold and has a deeper color but is softer. We have a full 14K vs 18K guide.

Question 32

Is 24K gold pure gold?

Accepted Answer

Yes. 24K is effectively pure gold and has the highest value per gram. It's used mainly for bars and coins.

Question 33

What is white gold?

Accepted Answer

White gold has the same karat as yellow (e.g. 14K = 58.5% gold); it's alloyed with other metals for color. Melt value follows the same per-gram rate for that karat—see the White Gold Calculator.

Question 34

How much is 18K white gold per gram?

Accepted Answer

18K white gold has the same gold content as 18K yellow—about $106.72/g for the metal at our latest data. Color does not change the gold percentage. Use the White Gold Calculator or main calculator with 18K.

Question 35

How much is 1 ounce of gold worth?

Accepted Answer

One troy ounce: 24K about $4426, 14K about $2582. Use our Gold Price Per Ounce page for current rates.

Question 36

How much is 5 grams of gold worth?

Accepted Answer

About $712 for 24K, $415 for 14K. Enter 5 and your purity in the calculator for the exact figure.

Question 37

How much is 10 grams of gold worth?

Accepted Answer

About $1423 for 24K, $830 for 14K. See the value-by-weight table on the gold price per gram page or use the calculator.

Question 38

How much is 10 pounds of gold value?

Accepted Answer

Ten pounds of 24K is about $645451 at current data. See Gold Price Per Pound for other purities.

Question 39

How much is 1/2 gram of gold worth?

Accepted Answer

About $71 for 24K, $42 for 14K. Use the calculator with 0.5 grams and your purity.

Question 40

How much is 70 grams of gold worth?

Accepted Answer

About $9961 for 24K, $5811 for 14K. The calculator or value table gives the exact amount.

Question 41

How many grams in a troy ounce of gold?

Accepted Answer

One troy ounce = 31.1035 grams. Precious metals use troy measure, not standard ounces.

Question 42

What is a troy ounce of gold worth?

Accepted Answer

One troy ounce of 24K is about $4426 at our latest update. See our gold price per troy ounce page for current rates.

Gold Price FAQ - How Much is Gold Worth, Gold Per Gram

Prices & Valuation

Calculating Gold Value

Buying & Selling

Gold Purity & Karats

Weights, Ounces & Conversion