14k Gold Price Per Gram

14k gold price per gram in euro

Live euro pricing from the spot market. In Europe 14k is written 585, and that is the number stamped on your jewellery.

14k gold, per gram

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Spot price - /g fine

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Melt value

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A buyer typically pays

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70 to 85% of melt

585 rather than 14k

Continental European jewellery is marked by fineness in parts per thousand rather than by karat. 585 is 14k, 750 is 18k, 375 is 9k. A piece stamped 585 is exactly the same purity as one stamped 14K, and worth exactly the same per gram.

Germany, Italy and Poland all use 585 widely, and it is the most common gold purity in several central European markets.

VAT and second hand gold

Investment gold bullion is VAT exempt across the EU. Jewellery is not, so a retail purchase includes VAT that you will never recover when you sell. This is a large part of why the resale gap on jewellery feels so steep in Europe.

Selling your own second hand jewellery as a private individual does not normally create a VAT charge.

14k gold price per gram in euro by weight

Priced against the live spot figure. Melt is the metal value; payout is what a gold buyer typically offers.

14k gold value by weight in grams
Weight Fine gold Melt value Buyer pays
1 g 0.58 g - -
2 g 1.17 g - -
3 g 1.75 g - -
3.5 g 2.04 g - -
4 g 2.33 g - -
5 g 2.92 g - -
6 g 3.50 g - -
7 g 4.08 g - -
7.5 g 4.37 g - -
8 g 4.67 g - -
9 g 5.25 g - -
10 g 5.83 g - -
14 g 8.17 g - -
20 g 11.67 g - -
30 g 17.50 g - -
40 g 23.33 g - -
50 g 29.17 g - -
85 g 49.58 g - -
100 g 58.33 g - -

Common questions

Is 585 the same as 14k?

Yes. 585 means 585 parts of fine gold per thousand, which is the 58.5% purity sold as 14 karat.

Is gold VAT free in Europe?

Investment grade bullion is VAT exempt. Jewellery is a normal taxable good and carries VAT at the retail stage.