How is the gold price per gram calculated in Canada?
Divide the CAD gold benchmark per troy ounce by 31.1035 to estimate pure gold per gram, then multiply by the verified or declared purity fraction.
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Gold price per gram in Canada.
Divide the CAD price per troy ounce by 31.1035, then adjust for purity. Enter your weight below to see the contained-gold reference—not a purchase offer.
Gold per gram · CADReference, not an offer
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Market references refresh every minute. A manual benchmark stays your scenario until reset. The 14K preset uses .585; understand karats and fineness.
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10 g at 14K contains approximately 5.850 g of gold before verification and non-gold deductions.
- Pure gold / gram
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- 14K / gram
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- Declared item weight
- 10 g
- Contained gold
- 5.850 g
Not a quote or purchase offer. Hallmark, eligible weight, purity, authenticity, stones, recovery and transaction costs remain unverified.
Three numbers that should never be collapsed.
Pure-gold reference
The CAD benchmark converted from a troy ounce into one gram of pure gold.
Contained-metal value
The pure-gold reference multiplied by eligible weight and purity.
Transaction price
The verified product value after authentication, testing, direct cost, disposition and margin.
Canadian transaction controls
The calculation is only as credible as the weight.
Measurement Canada sets requirements for scales used to buy or sell precious metals by weight. Learn what to observe before comparing offers.
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Reference value before transaction price.
What is 14K gold worth per gram?
Nominal 14K is 14/24, or about 58.33% gold. This calculator uses the common .585 fineness preset, so its reference is pure-gold value per gram multiplied by 0.585. A hallmark or preset does not replace verified purity, and the result is not a dealer offer.
Does item weight equal payable gold weight?
Not necessarily. Stones, clasps, springs, watch movements, packaging, non-gold parts and assay differences can reduce the eligible or recoverable weight used in a transaction.
Why is a gold buyer's offer lower than the calculated metal value?
A verified offer can reflect testing, handling, refining or resale, payment, market movement, inventory time, risk and dealer margin. Those layers should be shown separately.