AuEurope Gold Price Calculator

Estimate the value of gold in Euro (EUR) using the live spot price. Enter a weight, choose the unit and purity, and optionally add a premium (making fee) or discount (buyback deduction) to model real European shop prices.

Updated: Jul 25, 2026, 9:08 AM ET

24K / 999 · XAU/EUR

€114.60

per gram · €3,564.43 per troy ounce

Today +2.83 (+0.08%)
Gold Calculator

Estimate the value of gold by weight, purity, and currency using the live spot price.

Estimated Value (24K / 999)

€114.60

Spot value

€114.60

Premium

€0.00

Discount

€0.00

Weight in grams

1 g

24K per gram

€114.60

24K per g

€114.60

Pure gold base price: €114.60 per gram · Purity multiplier: 100.0% (999 fineness)

Estimated value based on live spot price. Actual jewellery, dealer, or buyback prices may differ due to premiums, making charges, taxes, and spreads.

Gold Price in Europe Today (EUR)

24K gold per gram€114.60
22K gold per gram€105.05
916 gold per gram€105.05
18K gold per gram€85.95
Gold price per troy ounce (24K)€3,564.43

Gold Price in Europe

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How this calculator works

The calculator starts from the live 24K gold price per troy ounce, converted to EUR at the current exchange rate. Your weight is converted to grams (1 troy ounce = 31.1034768 g, 1 tola = 11.6638038 g), and the value is adjusted for purity — the multiplier is simply the karat divided by 24, so 22K/916 gold uses 22 ÷ 24 ≈ 0.9167. The formula: value = grams × pure gram price × purity, plus any premium and minus any discount you enter.

Across the eurozone, jewellery standards vary by country: 18K (750) dominates fine jewellery in France, Italy and Spain, while 14K (585) is common in Germany and central Europe. 22K and 24K jewellery is rarer and mostly found in communities with South Asian or Middle Eastern gifting traditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate gold value in EUR?

Multiply your gold's weight in grams by the live EUR gram price, then by the purity fraction (karat ÷ 24). This calculator does it automatically using the latest spot price and USD/EUR rate.

What premium should I enter for jewellery?

Workmanship and retail margins commonly add anywhere from 5% to 25% depending on the design and the shop. Check your receipt or ask the jeweller for the making-charge percentage, then enter it in the premium field.

What discount should I use for a buyback estimate?

Dealers typically buy gold a few percent below the spot-derived metal value to cover refining and margin. Entering a 2–5% discount usually gives a realistic buyback estimate, but always compare quotes from several dealers.

Does the calculator use live prices?

Yes. It uses the same live international spot price and exchange rates as the rest of this site, so the estimated value reflects the current market.

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