Live 9K gold price per gram in USD and EUR. Includes a weight-to-value calculator, price table across units, and 9K-specific buying guidance. Updated daily.
- 9K gold = 37.5% pure gold (hallmark: 375)
- Price per gram: $53.16 / €46.25
- Price per troy ounce: $1,653.33
- Free weight-to-value calculator included
- Updated daily from commodity exchange data
9K Gold Price Per Gram Today
9K gold (375) contains 37.5% pure gold. Current price per gram based on today's spot market.
9K Gold Per Gram
$53.16
€46.25
| Unit | USD | EUR |
|---|---|---|
| Per gram | $53.16 | €46.25 |
| Per troy ounce | $1,653.33 | €1,438.39 |
| Per pennyweight (dwt) | $82.67 | €71.92 |
Based on gold spot $4,408.87/oz · Aug 12, 2026
9K gold value calculator
Enter the weight of your 9K gold piece to see its current metal value in USD and EUR.
9K Gold Value Calculator
USD
$53.16
EUR
€46.25
Gold content value at today's spot price. Not a dealer buy quote.
What is 9K gold?
9K gold contains 37.5% pure gold and 62.5% alloy metals. It is the minimum legal standard for gold in the United Kingdom, Ireland, and several Commonwealth countries. The "375" hallmark stamped on jewelry indicates this 37.5% gold content. While not recognized as gold in the US (where 10K is the minimum), 9K is widely sold throughout the UK, Australia, and New Zealand.
9K gold is the most popular karat in the UK for affordable everyday jewelry. High-street jewelers in Britain stock primarily 9K pieces. It is also the standard in Australia and New Zealand for mid-range jewelry. The lower gold content makes it significantly cheaper per gram than 14K or 18K, making it accessible for fashion jewelry, charm bracelets, and gift-priced items. Many UK engagement rings under £500 are 9K.
Durability and daily wear
9K gold is the hardest and most scratch-resistant of all karats because of its high alloy content. With 62.5% alloy metals, pieces are extremely durable and resistant to everyday wear. This makes 9K an excellent choice for jewelry that takes abuse: watches, bracelets, and rings worn during manual work. The tradeoff is a noticeably lighter gold color compared to higher karats, and some wearers with sensitive skin may react to the higher nickel content in some 9K alloys.
Alloy composition
The 62.5% alloy in 9K gold typically contains a high proportion of copper and silver, with zinc and sometimes nickel. Because more than half the metal is alloy, the color is distinctly paler than 14K or 18K yellow gold. 9K white gold uses palladium or nickel, while 9K rose gold has a subtle pink tone due to the copper content. Some 9K alloys can cause skin reactions in people with nickel sensitivity.
Worked example: an 8-gram 9K gold bracelet
Here's how to calculate the gold content value of an 8-gram 9K gold bracelet at today's spot price.
- Weight: 8 grams
- Purity: 9K = 37.5% pure gold
- Spot price per gram: $141.75 (24K)
- 9K price per gram: $141.75 × 0.375 = $53.16
- Gold content value: 8g × $53.16/g = $425.25
This is the melt value only. A scrap gold dealer would typically pay 70-85% of this amount ($297.67 to $361.46). Use our gold scrap calculator for a detailed breakdown including dealer buy estimates.
Common questions about 9K gold
9K gold is worth 37.5% of the pure gold spot price per gram. Use the calculator above for today's exact value in USD and EUR. Because 9K has less gold content than higher karats, the per-gram value is lower but the metal is more durable.
375 means the piece is 9K gold, containing 37.5% pure gold. This is the standard UK and Commonwealth hallmark for 9K. You may also see "9K", "9KT", or "9ct" depending on the country of origin.
Yes, 9K is real gold. It contains 37.5% pure gold alloyed with other metals for strength. It is the legal minimum for gold jewelry in the UK and several Commonwealth countries. In the US, however, the minimum legal standard is 10K, so 9K cannot be marketed as "gold" there.
Scrap dealers typically pay 65-80% of melt value for 9K gold. Because the gold content per gram is lower than higher karats, you need more weight to reach the same payout. Use our gold scrap calculator for exact figures based on today's spot price.
9K gold is excellent for everyday wear. It is the hardest and most scratch-resistant gold alloy, making it ideal for rings, watches, and bracelets that take regular abuse. The main drawback is a paler color than 14K or 18K.