Gold Price Table in UK (GBP)
Gold Price Chart: Last 30 Days in UK
Gold Calculator for UK
About the Gold Price in UK
The gold price today in UK is shown above in GBP. In UK, 18K gold is common for jewelry, while 24K gold is the usual choice for bars and coins, and prices are quoted per gram. The table below uses the live USD spot gold price from AlyawmGold, converted at the live GBP exchange rate. Prices refresh about every 60 seconds, and the last-updated time is shown with the table.
The prices on this page are the raw spot rate before dealer commission and labour charges. The price you pay in a shop in UK is usually higher, because shops add making charges, labour and their margin. Use the spread and labour controls above the table to estimate a shop-style bid and ask price.
How the Gold Calculator Works
Enter a weight, choose a karat and a unit, and press Calculate. The calculator multiplies the weight by the live gold price per gram for that karat. It uses the raw spot price only, so making charges and tax are not included.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the gold price today in UK?
The live gold price in UK is shown in the table above in GBP, with the last-updated time. It is the raw spot rate before dealer commission and labour charges.
What is the 24K gold price per gram in UK today?
The 24K gold price per gram in UK is shown in the table above in GBP. It follows the live spot price and the exchange rate, so check the last-updated time.
What is the difference between the spot price and the shop price in UK?
The spot price is the raw market rate. Shops in UK add making charges, labour and their margin, so the shop price is usually higher.
How do I calculate the gold price per gram in UK?
Multiply the weight in grams by the live price per gram for the karat you want. The calculator on this page does this with the live price.
Which karat of gold is best to buy in UK?
In UK, 18K gold is common for jewelry, while 24K gold is the usual choice for bars and coins, and prices are quoted per gram. For investment bars and coins, 24K gold is the usual choice.