Gold Price in Nepal

Today’s- Gold Rate in Nepal And Silver Rate in Nepal

•  What is karats in Gold?

Karats typically refer to the measure of the purity of gold. It is a unit of measurement used to express the proportion of gold in an alloy or piece of jewellery.
Gold is a soft metal, and it is often mixed with other metals to create a more durable and wearable material for Jewelry. The karat system is used to denote the purity of gold in a piece, with 24 karats representing pure gold.

Here’s a breakdown of gold in karats or the types of karats:

The higher the karat, the more pure the gold, but it also tends to be softer. Jewellery with lower karat values may be more durable but contains a lower percentage of gold.

• What is Hallmark Gold/Fine Gold ?

Hallmark Gold/ Fine Gold refers to gold that has been stamped or marked with a symbol or name indicating the quality and the authenticity of the gold. The term “fine gold” is often used to describe gold that is at least 99.9% pure. This level of purity is commonly expressed in karats, with 24 karats being considered pure gold.

• What is Tejabi Gold?

Tejabi is usually spoken or used by Nepalese people to determine the gold quality. Tejabi gold means 22 karat gold or 91.7 % of gold purity.

• How the price of gold is determined in Nepal? Gold rate depends on what factor?

‘The Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealer’s Associations‘ (FeNeGoSiDA) determine the prices of gold in Nepal. Basically FeNeGoSiDA converts the US dollar price to Nepali currency and adds a 0.5 per cent profit for gold dealers and commercial banks, along with customs duty, transportation cost, and other insurance charges before finalising the reference rate for the market of Nepal.

• How many tola in 1 kg gold ?

There is 85.735 tola in 1 kg gold.

• How many grams in 1 tola gold?

11.66 grams equals to 1 tola gold. 

• How many Laal in 1 tola gold?

100 laal equals to 1 tola gold.