Sell Gold Price Calculator: Find Out What Your Gold Is Worth Today

The sell gold for cash calculator uses a simple, transparent formula. There’s no hidden math:

• Estimated Payout = Weight (grams) × Purity Factor × Today’s Live Rate − Wastage Deduction (jewellery only)

If we sell gold how much will I get? The answer depends on these four things:

• Weight in grams – gross weight of the gold you want to sell. The calculator works for any weight, from 1 gram to 1 kg.
• Purity (karat) – 24K (0.999), 22K / 916 (0.916), 18K (0.750), or 14K (0.583). The sell my gold calculator applies the right factor automatically.
• Today’s live gold rate – pulled from the live rate widget. The same rate used at the branch.
• Wastage deduction – 1–3% for jewellery (soldering, wastage), 0% for coins and bars. The sell gold for cash calculator subtracts this for jewellery automatically.

Here are example payouts to show how the calculator handles different scenarios. Today’s 24K live rate of ₹7,000/g is used for illustration (see widget for actual). If we sell gold how much do you get for these scenarios:

10g of 22K jewellery

10 × 0.916 × ₹7,000 × 0.98 (2% wastage) = approximately ₹62,840. How much will I get for selling gold of this type? Around ₹6,280 per gram.

5g 24K bullion coin

5 × 0.999 × ₹7,000 × 1.00 (no wastage on coins) = approximately ₹34,965. How much will I get if I sell gold jewelry vs coins? Coins typically pay 95–98% of spot, jewellery 90–94%.

20g of 18K gold ring (with stones)

stones removed first, then 18g of net gold (estimated) × 0.750 × ₹7,000 × 0.98 = approximately ₹92,610. The selling gold jewelry cash calculator handles this in one go.

100g 24K bullion bar

100 × 0.999 × ₹7,000 × 1.00 = approximately ₹6,99,300. The sell scrap gold calculator and bullion calculator both follow the same formula – only weight and purity change.

How much gold is worth to sell varies slightly based on the actual purity of your specific pieces, which can only be confirmed by XRF testing at the branch. To get the most accurate estimate from the calculator:

• Use gross weight, not net weight – for jewellery with stones, the calculator estimates the wastage; the branch removes and weighs stones precisely.
• Pick the correct karat – if your jewellery is hallmarked 916, choose 22K. If it’s stamped 750, choose 18K. Hallmark stamps make this easy.
• Don’t forget the wastage deduction toggle – jewellery has 1–3% wastage; bullion (coins, bars) has 0%. The calculator includes a toggle for this.

Once you’ve used the calculator and decided to sell, here’s what to bring to the branch:

• PAN card – required for any single sale of ₹2 lakh and above.
• Aadhaar card – for KYC verification and address proof.
• Original purchase bill (optional) – not mandatory; KYC alone is sufficient.