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Gold price & jewelry invoice calculator

Gold jewelry retail pricing and invoice calculator. Computes pure metal costs across 24K, 22K (916 hallmark), 18K, and 14K purities, incorporating jeweler making charges and statutory 3% GST.

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About this tool

Buying gold jewellery involves more than the metal price. This calculator builds a realistic retail invoice: it costs the pure metal across common purities — 24K, 22K (the 916 hallmark), 18K and 14K — then adds the jeweller’s making charges and the statutory 3% GST that applies to gold in India.

Purity is the key variable people overlook. 22K is 916 parts per thousand pure, 18K is 750, and so on, so the same weight costs very different amounts depending on karat. Making charges and GST then add materially to the final bill, which is why the metal spot price alone underestimates what you pay at the counter.

It runs in your browser, so your figures stay private. Gold prices and making charges vary by day and jeweller, so use it to estimate and check a quote rather than as a fixed price.

Frequently asked questions

What do the karat figures mean?
24K is pure gold; 22K (the 916 hallmark) is 91.6% pure, 18K is 75% and 14K is about 58.5%. Lower karat means less pure gold per gram and a lower metal cost.
What are making charges?
A fee the jeweller charges for crafting the piece, added on top of the metal cost. They vary by design and jeweller and can significantly affect the final price.
How much GST applies to gold jewellery?
The calculator applies the statutory 3% GST on gold in India as part of the invoice total.
Are my figures private?
Yes. The calculation runs in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded.

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