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Gold price inUnited Kingdom today

Live spot-derived gold rates in GBP, with local units, karat comparisons and a 30-day market chart.

UPDATING RATEPER GRAM
N/A.999 gold per gram · Investment silver
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TODAY'S INDICATIVE RATES

Gold price by karat

GBP · 1 troy oz = 31.1035g
PurityPer gramper troy ounce
.925Sterling silverN/AN/A
.900Coin silverN/AN/A

Spot-derived metal values exclude retail premiums, making charges, taxes, delivery and dealer spreads.

30-DAY PRICE MOVEMENT

Gold in GBP

Daily spot benchmark · local currency
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The chart shows indicative gold value per gram using spot benchmark data and historical FX reference rates. It is not a dealer quote.

LOCAL PRICE QUESTIONS

Gold price in United Kingdom: FAQ

Clear answers to the questions buyers ask before comparing gold prices, units and dealer offers.

Why is a dealer's silver price in United Kingdom above spot?

Spot is the wholesale metal reference. Retail products can include minting, fabrication, shipping, insurance, tax, inventory costs and dealer margin. Smaller products often carry a higher percentage premium.

Should I track silver per troy ounce or per gram?

Use the troy-ounce price for bullion and the gram price for jewellery, scrap or household silver. One troy ounce equals 31.1035 grams.

What is the difference between .999 and .925 silver?

.999 silver is at least 99.9% pure and is common in bullion. .925 sterling silver contains 92.5% silver. Melt value follows verified fine-silver content.

What silver products are common in United Kingdom?

Sterling silver is .925 fine, while investment bars and coins are typically .999 or better.

How often is this silver price updated?

The page refreshes its spot and foreign-exchange references approximately every three minutes while the tab is visible. The timestamp shows the latest successful update.

Is this a live dealer quote?

No. It is a spot-derived reference converted into GBP. Dealer premiums, taxes, assay costs and buyback discounts are separate.