Estimate the Value of Your Gold
Calculate the current melt value of your gold items with our free Gold Purity Calculator.
Calculate Now How It WorksGold Purity Calculator
Determine the purity percentage, pure gold weight, and equivalent volume based on karat and total weight.
Why Understand Gold Purity?
Knowing gold purity is crucial for making informed decisions, whether you’re investing or purchasing jewelry.
Informed Investment
Understand the actual gold content to accurately assess the value of your investment.
Jewelry Knowledge
Know the quality and durability of gold jewelry based on its karat rating.
Accurate Comparisons
Easily compare different gold items based on their pure gold content, regardless of karat.
Why Invest in Physical Gold & Silver?
A time-tested strategy for preserving and growing wealth.
Hedge Against Inflation
Gold historically maintains its value during periods of rising prices.
Crisis Protection
A safe haven asset during economic uncertainty and market volatility.
Portfolio Diversification
Add an uncorrelated asset class to reduce overall investment risk.
No Counterparty Risk
Physical metals are yours, not a promise from a bank or institution.
Long-Term Store of Value
Gold has been a reliable store of wealth for thousands of years.
Security & Stability
Tangible assets offer a sense of security and stability.
How to Invest with GoldBroker
A simple, secure process to own physical gold and silver.
1. Register & Verify
Complete the registration form and verify your profile with required documents.
2. Choose & Lock Price
Select your desired products and services, then lock in your purchase price.
3. Pay Securely
Pay for your order via bank transfer or directly by bank card.
Current Gold Price
About Gold
Gold is a precious metal known for its beauty, durability, and resistance to corrosion. It’s measured in karats (k), with 24k being pure gold. However, pure gold is too soft for most jewelry and is therefore usually alloyed (mixed) with other metals.
Different colors of gold are achieved through different alloys. For example, white gold is often alloyed with nickel, palladium, or silver, and rose gold contains copper.
Glossary
- Karat (k): A unit of purity for gold, with 24k being pure gold.
- Purity: The percentage of gold in an alloy.
- Alloy: A mixture of two or more metals.
- Pure Gold: Gold that is 24 karats and does not contain any other metals.
Quick Karat Comparisons
White Gold
- 18k: 75% gold
- 14k: 58.3% gold
Yellow Gold
- 18k: 75% gold
- 14k: 58.3% gold
Rose Gold
- 18k: 75% gold
- 14k: 58.3% gold