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The Gold Value Calculator allows you to quickly calculate how much your gold is worth at the current market price. By entering the weight of your gold in grams and selecting the fineness (585, 750 or 999), you will instantly know the approximate value in euros. It is important to remember that real gold is bought 10-30% cheaper than the market price, depending on the buyer and the condition of the gold.
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How the gold price calculator works
Determining the value of gold depends on three main factors: weight, fineness and the current market price per gram. Our calculator automatically performs all the calculations so that you can get an accurate picture of the value of your gold within seconds.
To know how much gold is worth, you need to know its exact weight in grams. People usually count gold articles of 1, 5, 10 or 20 grams. If you don't have a scale, you can get a rough estimate based on the standard weight of jewellery - for example, a medium chain weighs about 10-15 grams and wedding rings weigh 3-7 grams.
Gold fineness and its impact on price
585 gold price today
The 585 fineness means that the piece contains 58.5% of pure gold and the rest is lignite. This is the most popular gold fineness in Lithuania, as it combines good price with resistance. The price of 585 gold per gram today fluctuates depending on the world gold exchange.
750 gold fineness
750 gold (or 18 carats) contains 75% of pure gold. Such jewellery is more expensive and softer, but more highly valued both aesthetically and in terms of investment. Gold of 750 fineness is worth approximately 28% more than gold of 585 fineness.
999 gold
Near-pure, 999-grade gold is most commonly used for investment bullion. It is closest to the official world price for gold, but is very soft and impractical for everyday wear.
How to calculate the value of gold
The formula for calculating the value of gold is simple: weight in grams × fineness factor × current gold price per gram. For example, if you have a 10 gram chain with a fineness of 585 and the gold price in euros today is €70 per gram of pure gold, the calculation would be: 10 × 0.585 × 70 = €409.50.
It is important to understand that this amount represents the theoretical market value. In reality, buying gold is cheaper because buyers have to cover the costs of processing, transport and business costs.
The gold price today and how it is changing
The price of gold per gram is constantly changing depending on global economic factors. Inflation, geopolitical tensions, central bank policies and exchange rate fluctuations all influence the price of gold in euro.
In 2025, the price of gold per gram remains favourable for investors. Experts predict that rising inflation and economic uncertainty could push gold prices higher. The gold price chart shows a steady rise in the long term, although short-term fluctuations are inevitable.
How much will I get for gold in real terms
The gold purchase price is always different from the theoretical market value. Buyers typically pay 70-90% of the estimated value, depending on several factors:
The condition and design of the piece is pristine, and modern jewellery is more expensive. Old or damaged pieces can only be bought as scrap at 60-70% of the market price.
The type of buyer is also important. Jewellery shops often offer better prices than pawn shops. Buying gold in Vilnius, Kaunas or Klaipėda is similarly priced, but it is worth comparing several offers.
Calculation examples
If you ask how much 10 grams of gold costs, the answer depends on the fineness. The market value of 10 grams of 585 fine gold at €70 per gram of pure gold would be around €410. However, a realistic purchase of gold for that quantity could be in the range of €290-370.
An old gold chain weighing 15 grams and with a 585 fineness is theoretically worth around €615, but the buy-back price would probably be €430-550, depending on the condition.
Where to sell gold and get the best price
Before selling gold, it is necessary to compare prices from several buyers. Reliable buyers always check the fineness with special equipment and weigh the pieces in front of you. Avoid buyers who offer very high prices on the internet but insist on sending the pieces by post.
The best price for gold is usually found in specialist gold buying companies rather than pawn shops. It is also worth considering selling expensive or unique jewellery through auctions or to collectors.
Online Gold Price Calculator - instructions for use
Our gold calculator is designed for maximum convenience. The process is simple:
Enter the weight of the gold in grams. If you have several items, you can count each item separately or add the total weight.
Select a threshold from the drop-down menu. If you don't know the exact fineness, check the fineness mark on the piece.
The system will automatically apply the current gold price in euros and display the approximate value.
Please note that the online gold price calculator shows the theoretical market value. Actual purchases will be cheaper, so plan accordingly.
Investing in gold in 2025
The price of gold per gram in 2025 remains attractive for investors. Gold has traditionally been considered a safe investment during periods of economic uncertainty. However, it is important to understand that the gold price can fluctuate in the short term.
When investing in physical gold, it is best to choose higher purity articles or investment bars. Gold of 999 fineness is the easiest to sell and has the smallest spread between buying and selling prices.
Conclusion
The Gold Value Calculator is a great tool to quickly assess the value of your gold jewellery. Knowing the weight, purity and current market price allows you to make informed decisions about selling or investing in gold. Use our calculator regularly as the price of gold is constantly changing and the right time to sell can help you get a better price.
Frequently asked questions
How much does gold cost in Lithuania today?
The price of gold in Lithuania changes daily according to the world market. The price of pure gold is around EUR 65-75 per gram, but you can find out the exact price using our calculator, which is updated in real time.
How much does 1 gram of gold cost?
The price of one gram of gold depends on its fineness. Gold of 585 fineness costs around €38-44 per gram, gold of 750 fineness €49-56 and gold of 999 fineness €65-75. Exact prices change daily.
How much will I get for 10 grams of 585 gold?
The theoretical market value for 10 grams of 585 gold is around €380-440. A real purchase would be between €270 and €390, depending on the buyer and the condition of the piece.
How does the gold value calculator work?
The calculator multiplies the weight you enter by the fineness factor and the current gold price. For example: 10g × 0.585 × €70 = €409.50. The result shows the approximate market value.
Is the price of gold rising or falling?
In the long term, the price of gold tends to rise, especially during periods of inflation. In the short term, the price can fluctuate in either direction depending on economic factors.
Where is the best place to sell gold in Vilnius?
There are several reliable gold buying companies in Vilnius, both in the city centre and in shopping centres. We recommend that you compare the prices of at least three buyers and choose the ones that check the purity in front of you.
Is gold worth investing in in 2025?
Gold remains a popular investment in 2025 due to economic uncertainty and inflation. However, like any investment, gold has its risks and it is recommended to diversify your portfolio.
How much is 14k gold?
14 carat gold is equivalent to 585 fineness (58.5% pure gold). The price of such gold per gram today ranges between €38 and €44, depending on the world market.
What is the gold buying price today?
The buying price of gold is usually 70-90% of the market price. The exact buy-back price will only be known by contacting a specific buyer, as it depends on many factors.
Is the price of gold the same throughout Lithuania?
The market price of gold is the same throughout Lithuania, but buying prices may vary slightly between cities and buyers. In the larger cities, competition is more intense and prices may be more favourable.