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Scrap Gold Calculator

Estimate fine gold value from weight and karat, see buyer deductions, compare market vs payout, check effective ₹/g if you already sold, compare multiple buyers, and sketch gold loan vs sell—with sliders, units (tola, troy oz), and export.

Purity
24K–14K or custom
Deductions
Melting & margin
Compare
Buyers & loan vs sell
Formula used: fine gold (g) = jewelry weight (g) × (karat ÷ 24), then market value = fine gold × ₹/g (rate for pure/fine gold). Deductions reduce that market value. Stones and non-gold parts are excluded unless you weigh net gold only.

Core calculator

24K bullion is often quoted as 99.9% fine; this tool uses karat/24 unless you pick custom.

Sliders (live)

Results

Fine gold weight
Market value (intrinsic)
Deduction amount
Final payout (estimate)

Market vs payout

TypeAmount (₹)
Market value
After deduction

Breakdown

ComponentAmount (₹)

Karat reference

KaratFraction of 24KTypical % fine
24K24/2499.9% (bullion)
22K22/2491.6%
18K18/2475%
14K14/2458.5%

Multi-karat comparison (same weight & rate)

KaratMarket value (₹)

Reverse: effective rate

If you already received cash, see implied ₹ per gram of jewelry and per gram of fine gold.



                

Am I getting cheated? (quick check)

Enter what you were offered or paid; we compare to the estimated payout above.

Buyer comparison

BuyerDeductionFinal ₹

Gold loan vs sell (sketch)

Sell = payout above. Loan: disbursement is often a % of gold value; you pay interest and reclaim metal if you repay.

Weight converter

Optional: other currencies

Enter ₹ per 1 unit of foreign currency (e.g. if 1 USD = ₹83, type 83).

Gold rate reminder

We do not stream live MCX prices. Check today’s fine-gold rate from a trusted exchange or jeweller, then enter it above. Re-run when the rate moves.

How scrap gold value is calculated

First find fine gold mass: multiply scale weight by karat ÷ 24. Multiply that by the ₹ per gram of fine gold you use as reference. That is the intrinsic market value before stones and alloys other than gold.

What is karat?

Karat (e.g. 22K) is the proportion of gold in the alloy out of 24 parts. So 22K means about 22/24 ≈ 91.67% of the weight is gold if the rest is non-gold metal.

Why do buyers deduct?

Melting, assay tolerance, stone removal, and the buyer’s margin are folded into a percentage haircut or fixed charges. Real offers vary—use this tool to set expectations before you negotiate.

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FAQ

How much is 22K gold worth per gram?
Roughly (22/24) times the fine-gold rate per gram, before any buyer deductions.
How do gold buyers calculate price?
Weight × purity × their gold rate, minus charges and margin—always ask for the breakdown.
What deductions are applied?
Often melting, wastage, and commission; the net is what you should compare across shops.
Sell or gold loan?
Selling is final cash; a loan preserves ownership but adds interest and repayment risk.

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