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Enter a weight and press Calculate. The figure will be the gold value only, using the rate of Rs 36,500 per gram for 24K.
This is an estimate of the gold metal. Making charges, wastage and taxes are not included. A jeweller’s price can be higher.
These are the stored rates for Pakistan. Lower karats are priced from the 24K rate. Open the gold rate page for the full city table.
Rs 425,600
Per tola
Rs 390,200
Per tola
Rs 372,400
Per tola
Rs 319,200
Per tola
The calculator uses these weights. Changing the unit changes the grams before the gold rate is applied.
These open the calculator with the weight, unit and 24K purity filled in. Press Calculate to see the value.
This page estimates what a given weight of gold is worth in rupees. People in Pakistan usually buy and sell jewellery by tola. Some bills use grams. The calculator accepts both, plus 10 grams and the troy ounce.
You choose a purity and a weight. The weight is converted to grams. That gram weight is multiplied by the stored rate per gram for the purity. The result is the gold value in PKR.
The base figure is the 24K rate. A lower karat is not a separate world price. It is a share of the 24K rate. 22K is 22 parts out of 24. 21K is 21 parts out of 24. 18K is 18 parts out of 24. The per tola and per gram figures on this page already follow that share.
Several things sit behind the rupee rate you see. The calculator uses the stored result of those steps. It does not add a shop margin on top.
Gold value = weight × current gold rate
The weight is converted to grams first. The rate is the stored price per gram for the purity you selected. Those two numbers are multiplied.
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The gold and silver rates displayed are estimated market prices calculated using the latest international bullion prices and local market adjustments in Pakistan. Final jewellery prices may differ due to making charges, labour costs, taxes, dealer margins, product type, purity, and individual jeweller pricing.
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Choose the purity, enter the weight, and pick tola, gram, 10 grams or ounce. The calculator turns that weight into grams and multiplies it by the stored rate per gram for the purity you selected. The result is the gold value in Pakistani rupees. It is the metal value only. A jeweller can still add making charges and tax.
One tola of 24K gold follows the 24K tola rate shown on this page for Pakistan. 22K, 21K and 18K cost less for the same weight because they contain less pure gold. Select 1 tola and the karat on the piece, then calculate. The figure is an estimate of the gold, not a shop bill.
24K is the pure gold rate used as the base. 22K is priced at 22 parts of gold out of 24, so the same weight is worth less. 21K uses 21 parts out of 24, and 18K uses 18 parts out of 24. Most jewellery in Pakistan is 22K or 21K. Choose the karat marked on the piece.
One tola is 11.6638 grams. A troy ounce is 31.1035 grams, which is the ounce used for bullion, not a kitchen ounce. One hundred grams is about 8.573 tola. If you change only the unit and keep the same purity, the calculator converts the weight and then applies the gram rate.
The price starts from the stored 24K rate, shown per tola and per gram. Lower karats are worked out from that 24K rate by their gold share. A city adjustment, when one is stored, is already inside the rate. This page then multiplies your weight in grams by the gram rate for the purity you chose.
No. Making charges, also called labour, are extra and depend on the design and the shop. Wastage, stones and sales tax are also outside this estimate. Use the result to see the gold part of a price, then ask the jeweller what they add on top before you buy or sell.
Yes, if you know the weight and the purity. Enter the tolas or grams and choose 24K, 22K, 21K or 18K to match the piece. The result is today’s estimate for that gold content. Old jewellery can include solder, stones or a different hallmark. A buyer may also pay less than the full market rate.
It is accurate for the rate stored on this site and for the weight and purity you enter. It is not a quote from a jeweller. Gold and the rupee can move during the day, and another city can differ slightly. Check the update time, then confirm the price with the seller. Making charges and tax are not included.
It uses the latest gold rate stored for this website, the same indicative rate shown on the gold rate page. The time on this page is when that rate was updated. The calculator does not call a bullion market on every visit. When a newer rate is stored, the next calculation uses that rate.
Yes. Choose Gram and enter the weight. Ten grams can be entered as 10 grams, or as 1 in the 10 grams unit. The calculator converts the weight to grams and multiplies by the rate per gram for the purity you selected. The result is in Pakistani rupees and covers the gold metal only.
Yes. Choose Ounce. This page uses the troy ounce, which is 31.1035 grams. Enter how many ounces you have and select the purity. Most jewellery in Pakistan is sold by tola or gram, so use ounce only when the weight is written that way. The result is still the metal value in PKR.
Choose the karat written on the jewellery or the bill. Wedding sets in Pakistan are often 22K or 21K. 24K is the pure rate, used for some coins and bars. 18K has a smaller gold share and a lower price per gram. If you are not sure, do not pick a higher karat. That would overstate the value.
Market value here is the gold at today’s stored rate. The jewellery price is that gold plus making charges, wastage, stones and tax. Two shops can charge different labour for the same weight. This calculator shows the metal value so you can see the gold part of a price. It does not produce a shop invoice.
The jeweller adds making charges for the work, and may add wastage and tax. The rate on this page does not include those. A fine design costs more to make than a plain bangle of the same weight. The shop may also use a slightly different daily rate. Compare the gold rate first, then ask what the extra charges are.
The rate changes when a newer gold figure is stored on this site. The calculator shows the time of the rate it is using, in Pakistan time. Yesterday’s result may not match today, so refresh the page before you calculate if you need the latest stored figure. A shop can still quote a different price after that.
