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Singapore Gold Price Guide
Gold Price Singapore Today – 999 & 916 Gold Price Per Gram
Check ValueMax’s indicative 999 (24K) and 916 (22K) gold reference prices in SGD per gram, compare gold purity, estimate your gold value with our calculator and explore recent gold-market trends before buying, selling or pawning gold in Singapore.
999 Gold · 24K
916 Gold · 22K
SGD per gram reference
Today’s Reference Prices
Current 999 & 916 Gold Prices in Singapore
View ValueMax’s latest indicative gold reference prices in SGD per gram and use the calculator to estimate the reference value of your gold by weight and purity. Final buying, selling or pawn values may differ after assessment.
Today’s Gold Price in Singapore (SGD Per Gram)
Indicative reference only. Actual transaction values depend on item type, purity, condition, weight and assessment.
999 Gold
24K · 99.9% purity
S$
247.00
/ gram
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916 Gold
22K · 91.6% purity
S$
232.00
/ gram
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Disclaimer:
Rates shown are for reference only. Final transaction value is determined
upon physical inspection and condition grading. We recommend visiting us
in-store for a firm, accurate quote.
Gold Value Calculator
Enter the approximate weight and select the gold purity to estimate the indicative reference value.
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Price Per Gram
Gold Price Per Gram in Singapore Today
The indicative prices below provide a convenient reference for common gold purities in Singapore. Values are shown in Singapore dollars per gram.
| Gold Type | Karat | Purity | Indicative Retail Price (Per Gram) | Common Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 999 Gold | 24K | 99.9% | S$247.00/g | Gold bars, investment-grade gold, selected jewellery |
| 916 Gold | 22K | 91.6% | S$232.00/g | Jewellery, bangles, necklaces, rings and other wearable gold |
Gold prices fluctuate throughout the day based on international gold prices, currency movements and broader economic conditions. The figures shown on this page are ValueMax indicative reference prices and should not be interpreted as guaranteed buying, selling or pawn transaction prices.
The final value of a physical item may also depend on actual purity, weight, condition, workmanship, brand, stones or other item-specific characteristics.
Historical Market Movement
Indicative Gold Price Trend in Singapore
Explore recent gold-market movement over 7 days, 1 month, 6 months or 1 year. Historical movement is anchored to today’s ValueMax indicative 999 and 916 reference prices.
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About this chart: historical values are estimates derived from external gold-market movement and historical currency data, anchored to today’s ValueMax indicative reference prices. They do not represent actual historical ValueMax retail, buying, selling, pawn or transaction prices.
Gold Purity Guide
999 vs 916 vs 18K Gold
Gold purity affects colour, softness, durability and market value. Understanding the purity marking helps you compare different types of gold.
999
24K Gold
Approximately 99.9% pure gold. Commonly associated with gold bars, investment-grade products and selected high-purity jewellery.
916
22K Gold
Approximately 91.6% pure gold. Popular for jewellery because alloyed metals improve strength and wearability compared with very pure gold.
750
18K Gold
Approximately 75% pure gold. Often used in fine jewellery where durability, design and gemstone settings are important.
Gold Purity Comparison Table
Use this quick comparison to understand how 999, 916 and 750 gold differ in purity, durability and typical use.
Quick reference guide
| Gold Mark | Approx. Karat | Gold Purity | Relative Durability | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 999 | 24K |
99.9%
|
Softer |
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| 916 | 22K |
91.6%
|
More durable |
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| 750 | 18K |
75%
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Higher durability |
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Gold Value
How Is Gold Value Calculated?
A simple reference calculation starts with gold weight and the relevant indicative price per gram. Physical item assessment may involve additional factors.
Reference formula
Basic Reference Formula
Multiply the item’s weight in grams by the current indicative reference price per gram for the selected purity.
Weight (g)
×
Indicative Retail Price / Gram
=
Estimated Reference Value
- Use the current displayed gold purity rate.
- This is a guide value before physical inspection.
- Final assessment may vary based on item condition and non-gold parts.
Worked example
Example
If a 10g item is assessed using an indicative 916 reference price of S$232 per gram, the estimated reference value would be S$2,320.
Weight
10g
Indicative 916 reference rate
S$232 / g
Estimated Reference Value
S$2,320
This is an estimate only and not a guaranteed offer.
Market Drivers
What Affects Gold Prices in Singapore?
Singapore gold prices are influenced by both international market conditions and local currency movements.
International Gold Prices
Global gold-market pricing is a major foundation for local gold reference prices.
SGD / USD Exchange Rate
Currency movements can affect the Singapore-dollar value of internationally priced gold.
Interest Rates & Inflation
Expectations around rates, inflation and real yields can influence investment demand for gold.
Global Gold Demand
Jewellery demand, central-bank buying, investment flows and market uncertainty can move gold prices.
Your Options
Sell or Pawn Your Gold with ValueMax
Whether you want to sell your gold or use it as collateral for a pawn loan, ValueMax can assess eligible gold items at our Singapore outlets.
Sell Gold
Turn Your Gold into Cash
Bring eligible gold jewellery, bars or other gold items to a ValueMax outlet for professional assessment. You can also submit an online valuation enquiry first.
Best forCustomers who want to sell gold and receive a direct offer.
AssessmentValueMax checks the item, verifies purity and provides a quote.
Next stepStart online or visit a store for an in-person assessment.
Pawn Gold
Use Gold as Collateral
Pawning allows you to obtain a loan against eligible gold while retaining the opportunity to redeem your pledged item according to the applicable terms.
Best forCustomers who need cash but want to keep ownership of their gold.
Loan basisThe gold item is assessed and a pawn-loan amount is offered.
FlexibilityYou may redeem or renew according to the applicable loan tenure. Visit a nearby outlet when you are ready for an assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Gold Price Singapore FAQs
Common questions about 999 gold, 916 gold, gold price per gram and gold valuation in Singapore.
Gold price per gram in Singapore varies according to gold purity, international gold-market prices and SGD/USD exchange-rate movements. 999 gold generally has a higher price per gram than 916 gold because it contains a higher proportion of pure gold.
999 gold generally refers to gold that is approximately 99.9% pure and is commonly associated with 24K gold.
916 gold generally refers to gold that is approximately 91.6% pure, equivalent to about 22K gold.
The remaining alloy content helps improve durability for jewellery.
999 gold contains a higher proportion of pure gold than 916 gold, so its reference price per gram is generally higher.
A simple reference estimate can be calculated by multiplying the item’s weight in grams by the indicative price per gram
for the relevant purity. Final assessment may consider additional item-specific factors.
No. The chart shows an indicative historical trend derived from external gold-market movement and historical currency data,
anchored to today’s ValueMax reference rates. It does not represent actual historical ValueMax transaction prices.
Eligible gold jewellery and other suitable gold items can be assessed at ValueMax outlets.
You may also submit an online valuation enquiry before visiting a store.
Yes. Eligible gold may be used as collateral for a pawn loan, subject to assessment and the applicable pawnbroking terms.