The price of gold jewelry or ornaments depends on the purity (karat) as well as the weight. Higher karat means more gold content and typically a higher price per gram.
How karat rate is calculated
If you know the 24K (pure gold) rate per gram, you can derive the rate for any other karat by multiplying by the purity fraction. For example, 22K rate = 24K rate × (22/24).
Using a gold karat calculator saves time and helps you compare rates across different purities before buying or selling.
— Gold Karat Calculator
Making charges
Besides the gold rate, jewelry often includes making charges—the cost of craftsmanship. These can be a fixed amount per gram or a percentage of the gold value. Our calculator helps you factor in both.