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Today’s purchase prices

Gold we settle per carat; silver, platinum and palladium per alloy. Every price follows the world market rate and is refreshed every minute.

GOLD 999 · now€112.86per gram +0.17%

What you see on this page

Gold we settle per carat; silver, platinum and palladium per alloy. All the prices on this page follow the world market rate and are refreshed every minute, so the figure in front of you is the figure of this moment and not of this morning.

The rates are quoted worldwide in dollars per troy ounce. We convert them to euros per gram at the current euro rate, because that is the unit in which your own piece is weighed at the table.

What you see here is the pure material value. Rate times fineness times weight, with nothing deducted. The time of the last update is shown beneath every table.

Gold per carat, the other three per alloy

Gold. Gold is expressed in carats. The higher the carat, the more pure gold your jewellery contains – and the higher the purchase price per gram.

Silver. Silver knows no carat but alloys. The stamp in your item indicates how many thousandths of pure silver it contains.

Platinum. Platinum is expressed in alloys. In jewellery 950 occurs most often; industrial platinum is often purer still.

Palladium. Palladium occurs in white gold jewellery and in industry. Here too the alloy determines the purchase price.

Deeper into the prices

  • Gold price per carat – from 8 to 24 carat, each with its own page
  • Silver price per fineness – from 800 to 999, jewellery as well as tableware
  • The rates behind them – what our prices move with, with the day’s course
  • Work it out yourself – fineness and weight in the calculator, an indication in one minute
Per carat

gold price per gram

Gold is expressed in carats. The higher the carat, the more pure gold your jewellery contains – and the higher the purchase price per gram.

Everything about the gold price
Purchase prices for gold per gram, per carat
CaratHallmarkPurityPer gramPer 10 grams
24 carat99999.9%€112.74€1,127.43
22 carat91691.6%€103.38€1,033.76
21 carat87587.5%€98.75€987.49
18 carat75075%€84.64€846.42
14 carat58558.5%€66.02€660.21
9 carat37537.5%€42.32€423.21
8 carat33333.3%€37.58€375.81

Material value based on the current gold rate of €112.86 per gram, updated every minute. Prices are indicative; we establish the definitive purity at the counter.

Per alloy

silver price per gram

Silver knows no carat but alloys. The stamp in your item indicates how many thousandths of pure silver it contains.

Everything about the silver price
Purchase prices for silver per gram, per alloy
AlloyHallmarkPurityPer gramPer 10 grams
Zilver 99999999.9%€1.62€16.18
Zilver 92592592.5%€1.50€14.98
Zilver 90090090%€1.46€14.58
Zilver 83583583.5%€1.35€13.53
Zilver 83383383.3%€1.35€13.49
Zilver 80080080%€1.30€12.96

Material value based on the current silver rate of €1.62 per gram, updated every minute. Prices are indicative; we establish the definitive purity at the counter.

Per alloy

platinum price per gram

Platinum is expressed in alloys. In jewellery 950 occurs most often; industrial platinum is often purer still.

Everything about the platinum price
Purchase prices for platinum per gram, per alloy
AlloyHallmarkPurityPer gramPer 10 grams
Platina 99999999.9%€46.06€460.57
Platina 95095095%€43.80€437.97
Platina 90090090%€41.49€414.92
Platina 85085085%€39.19€391.87

Material value based on the current platinum rate of €46.10 per gram, updated every minute. Prices are indicative; we establish the definitive purity at the counter.

Per alloy

palladium price per gram

Palladium occurs in white gold jewellery and in industry. Here too the alloy determines the purchase price.

Everything about the palladium price
Purchase prices for palladium per gram, per alloy
AlloyHallmarkPurityPer gramPer 10 grams
Palladium 99999999.9%€36.13€361.33
Palladium 95095095%€34.36€343.60
Palladium 50050050%€18.08€180.84

Material value based on the current palladium rate of €36.17 per gram, updated every minute. Prices are indicative; we establish the definitive purity at the counter.

Good to know

Questions about our prices

How often are the prices updated?

Every minute. We fetch the spot rate and the euro exchange rate from the world market and pass them straight through to every price on the site. The time of the last update is shown on each price page, so you can always see how fresh the figure in front of you is.

Why is the purchase price lower than the spot price?

Between your jewellery and a tradeable bar sit melting, refining and assaying, and those costs sit in our margin. We show that margin openly, per fineness, so that you can see what happens between the spot price and the purchase price. The spot price itself applies only to pure, certified metal on the world market.

What is the difference between carat and alloy?

Carat is the measure for gold: 24 carat is pure gold, 14 carat is 58.5% gold. Silver, platinum and palladium are expressed in thousandths instead – 925 for sterling silver, for example. Both say the same thing: which part of the weight is precious metal and which part is not.

Do I get the same price at a branch as on the website?

Yes, the price you see here is the same price you get at all 45 of our locations. At the table we only still establish the weight and the fineness of your pieces. For the fineness we measure, the price per gram shown on this site is what applies.

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