Gold Calculator & Tools
Use our free gold calculator tools to determine the value of your gold holdings. Whether you are valuing gold bars, coins, or jewellery, our calculator provides instant results based on current market prices.
Why Use Our Gold Calculator?
Accurately valuing gold is essential whether you are buying, selling, or simply tracking your precious metals portfolio. Our gold calculator uses real-time spot prices to give you precise valuations in British Pounds Sterling. This tool is invaluable for UK investors looking to understand the current worth of their gold holdings without visiting a dealer or waiting for professional appraisals.
The calculator supports multiple weight units including grams, troy ounces, and kilograms, making it versatile for any type of gold measurement. From small pieces of jewellery to substantial bullion holdings, get instant valuations at your fingertips.
Gold Value Calculator
Estimated Value
£3,630.79
Based on current spot price of £3,630.79/oz
Quick Reference
How to Use the Gold Calculator
Enter the Weight
Type the weight of your gold into the amount field. You can enter decimal values for precise calculations.
Select the Unit
Choose your weight unit from grams, ounces (troy ounces), or kilograms. Most jewellery is weighed in grams, while bullion is often measured in troy ounces.
View Your Valuation
The calculator instantly displays the estimated value of your gold in GBP based on the current spot price. Remember that actual buy/sell prices may include dealer premiums or discounts.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the gold calculator?
Our calculator uses live spot prices to provide accurate valuations. However, the actual price you receive when buying or selling gold will differ due to dealer premiums, market conditions, and the specific product type. Use this calculator as a guide for the intrinsic gold value.
What is the difference between a gram and a troy ounce?
A troy ounce is the standard unit for measuring precious metals and equals approximately 31.1 grams. This is different from a regular (avoirdupois) ounce, which equals about 28.35 grams. When dealing with gold, always use troy ounces to avoid confusion.
How do I account for gold purity (karats)?
Our calculator assumes pure gold (24 karat). For lower karat gold, multiply the result by the purity percentage. For example, 18 karat gold is 75% pure, so multiply the calculated value by 0.75. For 9 karat gold (common in UK jewellery), multiply by 0.375.