Live international value of 14 karat (585) gold per gram, in your currency and by weight.
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14 karat gold is 14 parts gold out of 24, or 58.5% pure gold. Its price per gram is the price of a gram of fine gold multiplied by 0.585. The rest of the alloy is copper, silver or zinc, which add almost no value.
Look for the stamp 14K, 14KT or 585 inside a ring, on a chain clasp or on the back of a pendant. It is the most common karat in the United States because it is more durable than 18K.
The values on this page are the international value of the gold content. Pawn shops, jewelers and gold buyers pay less to cover refining and their margin. Ask to see the weighing, and compare several offers. More tips in our guide how to sell gold for the best price.
It is 58.5% of the price of a gram of pure gold. See it live above in your currency.
It means 585 parts per thousand of gold, which is 14 karat (58.5% pure gold).
Buyers deduct refining costs and their margin. This page shows the reference value of the gold content.
It contains 10 × 0.585 = 5.85 g of fine gold. The weight table on this page shows its live international value.