Market price
Gold spot price
Base gold price reference before premiums, spreads, making charges, taxes, and transaction fees.
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Key terms connecting gold prices, purity, units of measure, transaction costs, and Singapore context.
Market price
Base gold price reference before premiums, spreads, making charges, taxes, and transaction fees.
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Common way international gold prices are quoted. One troy ounce equals 31.1034768 grams.
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Gold price converted into Singapore dollars per gram for Singapore users.
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Regional unit often used in South Asian gold comparisons. On this site, one tola equals 11.6638038 grams.
View related contextPurity
A measure of gold purity out of 24 parts. It differs from diamond carat, which refers to gemstone weight.
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Mark such as 999, 916, 750, or 585 on a gold item. The stamp helps initial checks, but item condition and seller verification still matter.
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Gold with a 0.9999 multiplier in this site's calculations, often used for selected fine investment gold products.
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Gold with a 0.999 multiplier in price calculations, often associated with wafers, bars, coins, or selected investment gold.
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Gold with a 0.916 multiplier, commonly used as a 22K jewellery context.
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Gold with a 0.750 multiplier, usually read as an 18K context in purity comparisons.
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Gold with a 0.585 multiplier, useful when comparing 14K items or international jewellery.
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An addition above base metal value, such as a bar, wafer, coin, platform, or brand premium.
View related contextJewellery cost
Workmanship, design, or fabrication cost that can make jewellery prices exceed metal value.
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Deduction or difference between base metal value and the price a buyer may offer.
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Market terms for buying and selling prices. In a gold shop, this gap can appear as spread or the difference between buyback and selling offers.
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Price given by a shop for selling or buyback. It should be read with weight, unit, purity, premium, making charge, and transaction terms.
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Estimated deduction when an item is used, damaged, incomplete, or needs retesting. Actual rates depend on the buyer and item condition.
View related contextSingapore context
Investment metals category that may have specific GST treatment if it meets Singapore's official criteria.
View related contextStart with the USD/oz to SGD/g formula, then compare 916 and 999, and finally use the calculator with premium or spread if you are comparing transaction prices.