Live Gold Price in Germany
The current gold price in Euro (€), live from international spot markets. Updated every 15 minutes. Source: international spot markets, exchange rate: ECB reference rate.
Gold Price by Karat and Unit
Live rates in Euro and US Dollar, derived from the current spot price.
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Fact-checked market analysis & compliance review with German tax codes (§ 25c UStG & § 23 EStG).
📊 Gold Price Germany — Master Index & Overview
Welcome to the central gold price master index for Germany. Track live spot rates, dealer payouts, and historical trends for grams, ounces, kilograms, and coins.
Gram rates for 24K, 21K, 18K, 14K and dealer scrap payouts.
31.1035g troy ounce fixings, Krugerrand and Philharmonic coin rates.
1,000g institutional investment bars with 0% VAT exemption.
22K Lira coins, Ziynet, Hamit, Resat and traditional bullion coins.
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Gold Calculator
Calculate the value of your gold by weight and fineness.
📘 How to Use the Calculator & Detailed Functions
Brief breakdown of each mode and function of the calculator:
Enter gold weight in grams, select fineness (24K down to 8K), and choose rate type (Spot, Dealer Buy-Back, or Retail).
Enter scrap weight or dental gold (Zahngold), and pick realistic dealer payout percentage (82% to 95%).
Enter your target budget in EUR (€) or USD ($) e.g., €1,000.
Select holding period (>1 year vs <1 year), buy price, and estimated sell price.
Note: Actual buy-back prices may vary by dealer. The spot price is not a guaranteed payout amount.
📚 Comprehensive Guide to Gold Karats & Purities in Germany
Gold purity in Germany is measured in parts per thousand (‰) or karats (K). Each alloy has a specific fine gold percentage that determines its commercial value:
999er Gold (Feingold 99,9%)
Pure Fine Gold 100%Pure 99.9% fine gold used exclusively for investment bullion bars and official gold coins. Completely 100% tax-free from VAT (§ 25c UStG) and capital gains tax after 1 year in Germany.
916er Gold (Münzgold 91,6%)
Coin & Sovereign GoldContains 91.67% fine gold. Standard for historical investment coins like Krugerrand and Sovereign, as well as traditional high-purity Indian and South Asian jewelry.
875er Gold (Orientgold 87,5%)
Popular Arab & Gulf GoldContains 87.5% pure gold. The primary hallmark across Arab, Gulf, and Turkish markets for bridal jewelry and bangles. Widely traded in German-Arab jeweler networks.
750er Gold (Schmuckgold 75,0%)
European Luxury GoldContains 75.0% fine gold. The standard for premium European luxury jewelry and Swiss watches (yellow, white, and rose gold alloys).
585er Gold (Deutscher Standard 58,5%)
Germany's #1 Selling AlloyContains 58.5% pure gold. Germany's most popular jewelry standard for wedding rings and everyday wear due to high scratch resistance.
333er & 375er Gold (33,3%–37,5%)
Entry-Level Gold AlloysTraditional entry-level German gold hallmark containing 33.3% fine gold and 66.7% base metals. Budget-friendly for silver/gold alloy jewelry.