Is this the same as a jeweller's per-gram rate?

No. This is a calculated reference — a verified Gold reference price converted to your selected currency and to one gram. A jeweller's quoted rate adds making charges, wastage, dealer margin and local taxes on top, none of which this platform assumes or estimates.

Why does the price change if I switch currency?

Gold's own reference price does not change when you switch currency — only the currency conversion does. Switching currency triggers exactly one verified FX rate lookup; it never re-fetches the Gold price itself.

Yes, on this page — it is a fine-metal (24K-equivalent) reference. For a specific karat's price, use the Gold Price by Purity tool on the Gold Tools hub, which states the purity factor explicitly.

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Gold Price per Gram

The gram is the base unit almost every gold calculation ultimately reduces to — jewellery is weighed in grams, scrap is bought back by the gram, and even a tola or troy-ounce price is, underneath, a per-gram rate multiplied by a conversion factor. This page shows that per-gram rate directly, in whichever of this platform's supported currencies you select, so you never have to do the division yourself.

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How this unit is defined

A gram is the SI base unit of mass most jewellery scales already use directly — this page applies no conversion factor at all when your selected market's own reference happens to already be gram-denominated, and one exact factor (via the same weight-conversion engine every calculator on this platform shares) when it is not.

How this figure is calculated

A verified Gold reference price is read from this platform's metals data provider, converted (via one verified FX rate, only when your selected currency is not USD) and converted to this page's unit using an exact conversion factor — never rounded before the arithmetic. The provenance line under the figure states the exact source and timestamp for both the metal price and, where used, the FX rate.

Questions

Is this the same as a jeweller's per-gram rate?: No. This is a calculated reference — a verified Gold reference price converted to your selected currency and to one gram. A jeweller's quoted rate adds making charges, wastage, dealer margin and local taxes on top, none of which this platform assumes or estimates.
Why does the price change if I switch currency?: Gold's own reference price does not change when you switch currency — only the currency conversion does. Switching currency triggers exactly one verified FX rate lookup; it never re-fetches the Gold price itself.
Is 24K assumed?: Yes, on this page — it is a fine-metal (24K-equivalent) reference. For a specific karat's price, use the Gold Price by Purity tool on the Gold Tools hub, which states the purity factor explicitly.