Gold buying price per gram by purity
When buying gold, the key value is the amount of pure gold in the item, not only the gross weight of the jewellery. Higher purity means a higher price per gram.
| Purity | Carat | Gold content | Indicative price / g |
|---|---|---|---|
| 375 | 9k | 37.5% | 800-1,150 CZK |
| 585 | 14k | 58.5% | 1,250-1,780 CZK |
| 750 | 18k | 75.0% | 1,600-2,280 CZK |
| 999 | 24k | 99.9% | 2,150-2,950 CZK |
These figures are indicative. The exact offer is always based on the current market price and the item itself. You can see current ranges on our gold and silver price list.
Why gold prices change
Gold is traded globally and the price changes every day. It is quoted in US dollars per troy ounce, so the CZK exchange rate also affects the final local price. When market gold rises, buying prices per gram usually rise too.
How to estimate your payout
If you have 10 g of 14k gold and the indicative range is 1,250-1,780 CZK/g, the estimated payout is about 12,500-17,800 CZK. Stones and non-gold parts are assessed separately.
Free valuation in Prague 1
An online estimate is only approximate. In our Prague 1 shop we check purity with a tester, weigh the item precisely and explain the final offer. The valuation is free and non-binding.
