How Much Is a 9K (375) Gold Earrings Worth Today?
A 9K (375) gold earrings is worth $26–$313 today
(Based on spot price $4,331/oz · Updated June 16, 2026)
- Typical weight
- 0.5–6 g
- Melt value
- $52.22/g
- Pawn shop offer
- $13–219
- Online buyer
- $21–288
Estimates use the same USD spot basis as our calculators. Not financial advice, not a purchase offer, and not a guarantee of what any buyer will pay.
Earring weights are given as a pair. Simple studs weigh 0.5–2g per pair; medium hoops 2–4g; large statement earrings up to 6g+.
Earring pairs are weighed together; posts and backs may differ in fineness from the front—split if your buyer tests by part.
For a typical weight in the common range, ~1 g of 9K gold might melt around $52.22 at current spot—highly variable by actual weight and condition.
About 9K (375) Gold
9K (375) is the most common gold standard in the UK, used for everyday rings, chains and bracelets.
9K gold is 37.5% pure — the minimum legal standard for gold jewelry in the UK. It's hallmarked "375" and is the most common karat for everyday rings, chains and bracelets sold in the UK and Ireland. 375 hallmark guide.
Common variations that change weight
- Repairs and solder add metal that may test differently than the rest of the piece.
- Hollow vs solid construction can change grams dramatically even when the piece looks similar.
Gold Value Calculator
Adjust this price to project a future value. 24K per troy oz.
Total gold value$52.22
Current 9K price • $52.22/gram • $1624.22/oz
Formula: weight × karat multiplier × spot price. 14K = 0.585, 18K = 0.75, 10K = 0.417.
Same USD spot basis as the estimates on this page. Adjust weight, unit, or karat to explore scenarios.
Calculate exact pawn shop payout →
What buyers might pay (typical ranges)
Based on typical melt for ~1g ($52.22). USD spot — UK buyers often use the GBP version of this page for pounds. Not a quote.
| Buyer type | Typical % of melt | Est. offer (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Pawn shop | 50–70% | $26.11 – $36.55 |
| Local gold buyer / jeweler | 65–80% | $33.94 – $41.78 |
| Online / mail-in buyer | 80–92% | $41.78 – $48.04 |
| Refinery (bulk / high volume) | 88–95% | $45.95 – $49.61 |
Ranges are common experience bands; shops and mail-in buyers vary. Not a quote.
How we calculate melt
For 9K (375): weight in grams × $52.22/g at live USD spot ≈ melt in dollars before any buyer discount. 37.5% purity (375 hallmark) is applied in our 9K per-gram rate. UK buyers often quote in pounds — see this earrings in GBP (£).
9K Earrings — melt range by style (reference)
Uses the same USD per-gram rate for 9K on this page. Actual pieces vary; stones and non-gold parts are excluded here.
| Style / size | Weight (g) | Approx. melt (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Studs (pair) | 0.5–2 (typ. ~1) | $26.11 – $104.44 |
| Hoops (pair) | 2–6 (typ. ~3) | $104.44 – $313.32 |
| Drop earrings (pair) | 1–4 (typ. ~2) | $52.22 – $208.88 |
Same earrings, different karat
Other 9K jewelry types
Related links
- 9K gold price per gram (overview)
- All 9K gold value topics
- Gold price FAQ
- Sell gold jewelry online
- 375 hallmark reference
- How to sell gold in the UK
- Pawn shop payout estimate (9K)
- Scrap gold calculator →
FAQ
- How much is a 9K (375) gold earrings worth?
- A 9K (375) gold earrings is worth $26–$313 depending on weight (0.5–6g typical) at today's gold price of $4,331/oz. Melt value is about $52.22/g — pawn shops typically pay $13–219, online buyers pay $21–288. 375 is the standard UK fineness stamp for 9K gold.
- Why is there a range for Earrings weight?
- Styles vary: chain thickness, ring size, and hollow vs solid construction change grams. Use the table on this page as a reference, then weigh your item.
- Is this a cash offer?
- No. Amounts are melt-value estimates from spot gold in USD, not an offer to purchase.
- Is 9K the same as a 375 hallmark?
- Yes. 375 fineness means 37.5% pure gold—the UK and EU standard sold as 9K. Jewellers stamp 375 or 9K; both refer to the same purity tier for melt calculations.
- Why is 9K so common for UK rings and chains?
- 9K (375) is the minimum legal standard for gold jewellery in the UK—it balances durability and affordability. Most everyday high-street gold is 9K or 18K rather than 14K.