Gold Price in Trinidad and Tobago per Gram
1 Gold Gram = 438.00 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
Gold price is updated at Sunday 10 December 2023, 06:03 am, GMT (Sunday 10 December 2023, 02:03 am, Port of Spain time)
The following table shows the latest gold price in Trinidad and Tobago in Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD) per Gram. The rates are updated every few minutes and are updated more frequently at times of strong price moves based on live spot gold price (Bid Price).
Gold prices per Gram are converted from USD to Trinidad and Tobago Dollar according to the latest exchange rates where 1 USD = 6.80 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar.
Gold Unit | Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD) |
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Gold Gram 24K (.999) | 437.56 |
Gold Gram 22K (.916) | 401.21 |
Gold Gram 21K (.875) | 383.25 |
Gold Gram 18K (.750) | 328.50 |
Gold Gram 14K (.585) | 256.23 |
Gold Gram 12K (.500) | 219.00 |
Gold Gram 10K (.417) | 182.65 |
Gold Gram 9K (.375) | 164.25 |
Gold Gram 8K (.333) | 145.85 |
Gram is a unit for weighing gold used in Jewelleries in Trinidad and Tobago. 1 Gram = 0.03215 troy ounce, 1 troy ounce = 31.104199066874 Gram. Today, Sunday 10 December 2023 in Trinidad and Tobago, 1 Gram of gold = 438.00 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar.
Gold price chart in Trinidad and Tobago in Trinidad and Tobago Dollar Gram
Commonly Used Gold Gram Karats in Trinidad and Tobago
Note: Do not be confused between the two terms of "Karat" and "Carat". Carat is a unit of weight for diamonds where 1 carat= 0.2 grams. While a karat is a unit of purity of gold where gold 18 karat means gold which is 18/24 pure i.e. the absolutely pure gold should be karat 24.
The following are commonly used Gram karats in Trinidad and Tobago as well as other countries:
- Karat 24 is also called (.999) and is 999/1000 pure. Practically, it is never used in making jewelleries in America and Europe but sometimes used in Asia. Today, Sunday 10 December 2023, the current price of gold Gram 24K in Trinidad and Tobago is 437.56 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar.
- Karat 22 is also called (.916) and is 916/1000 pure. Practically, it is rarely used in making jewelleries in America and Europe but is commonly used in Asia. Today, Sunday 10 December 2023, the current price of gold Gram 22K in Trinidad and Tobago is 401.21 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar.
- Karat 21 is also called (.875) and is 875/1000 pure. Practically, it is rarely used in making jewelleries except some countries in middle east. Today, Sunday 10 December 2023, the current price of gold Gram 21K in Trinidad and Tobago is 383.25 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar.
- Karat 18 is also called (.750) and is 750/1000 pure. Practically, it is sometimes used in making jewelleries in America and Asia, and it is the most common in Europe. Today, Sunday 10 December 2023, the current price of gold Gram 18K in Trinidad and Tobago is 328.50 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar.
- Karat 14 is also called (.585) and is 585/1000 pure. However, karat 14 should be 14/24 pure i.e. 583 but practically karat 14 is slightly higer in purity than this so it is called .585 and not .583. Practically, it is the most common in America and is sometimes used in Europe and rarely used in Asia. Today, Sunday 10 December 2023, the current price of gold Gram 14K in Trinidad and Tobago is 256.23 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar.
- Karat 12 is also called (.500) and is 500/1000 pure. Practically, it is rarely used. Today, Sunday 10 December 2023, the current price of gold Gram 12K in Trinidad and Tobago is 219.00 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar.
- Karat 10 is also called (.417) and is 417/1000 pure. Practically, it is sometimes used in Europe and never used in Asia. It is the minimum accepted standard in America. Today, Sunday 10 December 2023, the current price of gold Gram 10K in Trinidad and Tobago is 182.65 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar.
- Karat 9 is also called (.375) and is 375/1000 pure. Practically, it is sometimes used England and Canada. Today, Sunday 10 December 2023, the current price of gold Gram 9K in Trinidad and Tobago is 164.25 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar.
- Karat 8 is practically never used in USA and Asia. It is the minimum accepted standard in Europe. Today, Sunday 10 December 2023, the current price of gold Gram 8K in Trinidad and Tobago is 145.85 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar.
Historical gold prices in Trinidad and Tobago Dollar per Gram
Date | Gram |
09 Dec 23 | 438.00 |
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08 Dec 23 | 443.09 |
07 Dec 23 | 441.97 |
06 Dec 23 | 441.20 |
05 Dec 23 | 444.25 |
04 Dec 23 | 455.43 |
03 Dec 23 | 451.70 |
02 Dec 23 | 451.72 |
01 Dec 23 | 445.51 |
30 Nov 23 | 446.67 |
29 Nov 23 | 444.69 |
28 Nov 23 | 439.73 |
27 Nov 23 | 438.11 |
26 Nov 23 | 436.21 |
25 Nov 23 | 437.39 |
24 Nov 23 | 435.60 |
23 Nov 23 | 436.21 |
22 Nov 23 | 437.92 |
21 Nov 23 | 434.04 |
20 Nov 23 | 430.65 |
19 Nov 23 | 430.21 |
18 Nov 23 | 430.21 |
17 Nov 23 | 432.47 |
16 Nov 23 | 428.38 |
15 Nov 23 | 423.14 |
14 Nov 23 | 423.29 |
13 Nov 23 | 422.87 |
12 Nov 23 | 421.73 |
11 Nov 23 | 423.17 |
10 Nov 23 | 428.02 |
Amount | TTD |
1 gm | 438.00 |
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2 gm | 876.00 |
3 gm | 1,313.99 |
4 gm | 1,751.99 |
5 gm | 2,189.99 |
6 gm | 2,627.99 |
7 gm | 3,065.98 |
8 gm | 3,503.98 |
9 gm | 3,941.98 |
10 gm | 4,379.98 |
20 gm | 8,759.95 |
30 gm | 13,139.93 |
40 gm | 17,519.91 |
50 gm | 21,899.88 |
60 gm | 26,279.86 |
70 gm | 30,659.84 |
80 gm | 35,039.81 |
90 gm | 39,419.79 |
100 gm | 43,799.77 |
200 gm | 87,599.54 |
300 gm | 131,399.31 |
400 gm | 175,199.07 |
500 gm | 218,998.84 |
600 gm | 262,798.61 |
700 gm | 306,598.38 |
800 gm | 350,398.15 |
900 gm | 394,197.92 |
1000 gm | 437,997.68 |
Gold Price in Major Cities of Trinidad and Tobago
TTD/Gram | |
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Chaguanas | 438.00 |
Mon Repos | 438.00 |
San Fernando | 438.00 |
Port of Spain | 438.00 |
Rio Claro | 438.00 |
Arima | 438.00 |
Marabella | 438.00 |
Laventille | 438.00 |
Point Fortin | 438.00 |
Tunapuna | 438.00 |
I would like to find out how are these prices calculated as currently gold smiths are paying much more for an ounce of gold and silver. Also if possible can you inform me as to where we can get the raw material at the prices quoted. Thank you very much. Awaiting your response patiently.
They have to pay taxes after this. That’s why the final cost is much higher.