Free UK gold value tool

Gold Scrap Calculator UK – Live Gold Value per Gram

Estimate the indicative intrinsic value of 9ct, 14ct, 18ct, 22ct or 24ct gold in GBP using current gold spot pricing and the latest available GBP conversion rate.

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The figure is an indicative intrinsic metal value, not a guaranteed purchase offer. Branded, signed, gemstone-set, antique or collectable pieces may be worth more than their metal content.

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Enter a weight to calculate the estimated intrinsic value at the available reference price.

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Current reference values

Today’s indicative value per gram

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Indicative gold value per gram by purity
PurityHallmarkGold contentIndicative value / g
9ct gold37537.5%Loading…
14ct gold58558.5%Loading…
18ct gold75075.0%Loading…
22ct gold91691.6%Loading…
24ct gold99999.9%Loading…

Reference values exclude dealer margins, refining or testing costs and any premium attributable to brand, gemstones, design, condition, rarity or collectability.

Understand the number

Spot price, intrinsic value and dealer offers are different

Spot price is a market reference for fine precious metal, commonly quoted per troy ounce. Intrinsic value estimates the pure precious-metal content after applying purity. A dealer offer is a commercial transaction price and can also reflect testing, refining, handling, market risk and margin.

Transparent methodology

How the calculator works

Indicative intrinsic value = weight in grams × precious-metal purity × available fine-metal value per gram

Weights entered as troy ounces are converted using 1 troy oz = 31.1034768g before purity is applied. Read the full precious-metal calculator methodology.

Whole-item value

Could your jewellery be worth more than scrap?

Raw metal value is only one component of value. Signed or branded jewellery, luxury watches, diamond or gemstone-set pieces, antique and period jewellery, unusual craftsmanship, coins and collectable objects can command a premium above intrinsic metal content.

Kensington specialist valuation

Before you scrap it, let Imperial Time check it

Bring the item to our Kensington showroom or start with an enquiry. A specialist can assess purity, condition, stones, brand and resale value before you decide how to sell.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

How much is 9ct gold worth per gram?
The calculator derives an indicative 9ct intrinsic value from the available fine-gold reference multiplied by 37.5%. The figure is not a guaranteed dealer offer.
How is scrap gold calculated?
Weight is converted to grams where necessary, then multiplied by the selected gold purity and the available fine-gold value per gram. Stones, non-gold components, refining costs, dealer margins and collectable premiums are separate.
What do 375, 750 and 916 gold hallmarks mean?
375 means 37.5% gold or 9ct, 750 means 75% gold or 18ct, and 916 means 91.6% gold or 22ct.
Can gold jewellery be worth more than scrap value?
Yes. Signed, branded, antique, gemstone-set, rare or collectable jewellery can be worth materially more as a complete item than its raw gold content.
Where can I have gold valued in London?
Imperial Time offers specialist jewellery and precious-metal assessment from 79 Kensington Church Street, London W8 4BG.

Value by weight

Gold value by weight today

Use these reference tables to compare common weights quickly. Values are indicative intrinsic metal values, not guaranteed purchase offers. 1 troy ounce = 31.1034768 grams.

Gold value by weight and purity

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Historical context

Gold & silver reference-price history

See how the fine-metal GBP-per-gram reference has moved. Historical performance does not predict future prices or a dealer offer.

Historical tracking will populate automatically as genuine daily server snapshots are collected. No historical values are fabricated.

Methodology & expertise

Reviewed by Imperial Time’s Jewellery & Precious Metals Team

Imperial Time UK Ltd has traded since 2015. Our calculator methodology separates market reference pricing, stated purity and intrinsic metal value from the item-specific factors that determine an actual valuation.

A branded watch, signed jewellery, diamonds, gemstones, antique craftsmanship, rarity, condition or provenance can make an item worth more than its raw metal content.

Troy-ounce guide

Grams and troy ounces

Precious metals are commonly quoted by troy ounce. One troy ounce equals exactly 31.1034768 grams. The calculator supports both grams and troy ounces and converts troy ounces to grams before applying the selected purity and fine-metal reference.

Selling gold in Kensington or London?Use the live estimate first, then request an exact specialist buying valuation for the complete item.Request exact valuation →

Kensington precious-metal consultation

Would you like to discuss your gold or silver in person?

Bring your items to our Kensington showroom to discuss weight, fineness, hallmarks and the valuation process with our team before deciding whether to sell.

Visit Imperial Time

Our Kensington Showroom

79 Kensington Church Street
London W8 4BG

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Saturday: Appointment only
Sunday: Closed

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