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XAU / GBP £2,988.30XAG / GBP £40.411 troy oz 31.1034768 g
GOLD · SILVER · CALCULATORS

Silver Price per Gram

Source timestamp: 2026-10-24T05:15:17Z

Daily reference FX. Rate date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 00:02:31 +0000

XAG · Fine-metal reference
£1.30
GBP / gram
How is this value calculated?Corrections & reporting

1 gram1 g

Price basisSpot · not an executable quote

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Recorded price per gram

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Observations accumulate after launch; this is not an official close or dealer bid-ask series.

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What is it worth?

Theoretical metal value£12.99
My actual resale quote

Enter the buyer’s price for this item per selected unit. Purity is not applied to this quote again.

Net proceeds from your quote—

Excludes fabrication, premiums, taxes and spreads.

Holdings calculation guide

Is the quote per fine gram or per item gram?

The displayed spot reference is not a buyer’s quote for your actual item. A buyer may instead quote for each gram of your actual item. Establish that basis before applying fineness; a purity deduction must not be counted twice.

Original hypothetical example: 100 g of metal at 925 fineness, with no stones or fillers; assumed prices, not current quotes
QuestionIllustrative calculationMeaning
How much fine silver?100 × 0.925 = 92.5 gMetal content, assuming the stated fineness is correct
What is the theoretical reference?92.5 × 2.00 = 185.00Assumed 2.00 currency units per fine gram; no transaction promised
What would this buyer pay?100 × 1.70 − 5 = 165.00Assumed 1.70 per gross item gram, less a total 5 fee

In the last row, use 100 item grams—not 92.5 fine grams—because the stated bid already prices the 925 item. If the buyer quotes per fine gram instead, 92.5 is the relevant weight. Use the same currency and confirm the buyer accepts your actual item; arithmetic is not an assay or an executable offer.

Calculate quantity and fineness · Compare actual buyer offers and fees · LBMA: weight and fine content

Method explanation updated . This is not the date of a new market observation or an actual price check.

Silver per gram · value by quantity

QuantityFine-metal referenceCalculation
1 g£1.30Calculate
5 g£6.50Calculate
10 g£12.99Calculate
20 g£25.98Calculate
50 g£64.96Calculate
100 g£129.91Calculate

The table multiplies the selected unit reference by quantity. Product purity, premiums and transaction costs change realizable values. Use the calculator for a custom holding.

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Silver weight, fineness and quotes

01 · Weight

From gross weight to fine content

100 g × 0.925 = 92.5 g

This is a content example assuming the stated fineness is correct. Stones, fillers and non-metal components are excluded from the calculation weight. It is not an assay or a live quotation.

02 · Quote

Match the item and quantity

A 999 bar and 925 jewellery have different fine content. Ask whether the bid is per fine gram, per gross gram or per whole item. Do not reduce an item-specific bid again if it already accounts for fineness.

03 · Net amount

Compare what you receive

For resale, use the dealer’s bid. Multiply the matched quantity by that bid and subtract percentage charges and fixed fees for net proceeds. Confirm the quote’s validity period and whether partial sales are accepted.

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Unit reference: LBMA · troy-ounce conversion

Purity table, units and quote checks

Purity values for one g item

Gross weight stays fixed; purity changes the fine-metal content.
PurityFine gramsMetal reference
9990.999 g£1.30
9250.925 g£1.20
9000.9 g£1.17
8000.8 g£1.04

This values metal content, not a product buy or sell quote. A delayed source also means a delayed table reference.

How to read this unit

1 g
1 g
Troy-ounce equivalent
0.0321507 troy oz
Kilogram equivalent
0.001 kg

In a 925 silver item, 92.5% of product weight is fine silver. One kilogram of a 925 item contains 925 g of fine silver.

Quote checks for this item

  • Establish whether the offer is per g or for the complete item.
  • Do not compare 925 or 800 items with 999 bars as though their equal gross weights contained equal fine metal.
  • Request the dealer ask when buying and the bid when selling, including fees and timestamp.
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Silver per gram: common questions

How do I value 925 silver from a gram reference?

Multiply net metal weight by 0.925 to obtain theoretical fine content, then use the fine-gram reference. An illustrative hundred-gram item made entirely from 925 metal has 92.5 theoretical fine grams. Using gross weight that includes stones or fillers can overstate metal value.

Why can jewellery cost more than its silver content?

The fine-metal calculation values content only. Design, fabrication, distribution and product margins can change a retail price. Do not assume these costs are recovered on resale. Ask the actual buyer about acceptance conditions, the current bid and deductions for your item.

How do I compare gram and kilo offers?

Use the same currency, fineness and trade direction. Divide the per-kilo amount by 1,000 for a per-gram amount. Fixed fees have different per-gram effects at different quantities, however. Compare the total cost or net proceeds for the same transaction quantity.

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PRODUCT DESK

UK · Grams, carats & coins

Compare scrap by gram and bullion coins by fine content.

GBP

9 / 24 × gross grams

Theoretical metal value£36.03

0.375 g

Total purchase cost
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Premium over metal value
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Metal value is not a dealer quote. Excludes stones, mounts, fabrication and collectible value.

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Calculation & product standard

Fine grams × fine-gram price in the selected currency × quantity. Purity is not applied twice to coins with stated fine content.

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The combined value of your gold and silverPURCHASE BUDGET

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UNDERSTAND THE MARKET

What to watch in silver

Concepts and scenarios
01

What changes the market?

Read industrial demand alongside rates and the dollar.

Read the guide02

How does FX change returns?

Combine metal and FX changes; measure the premium separately.

Read the guide03

How should I read a release?

Separate expectations, observations and price reactions.

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Units, purity and worked examples

Separate weight from purity

A per-gram value is the same-currency troy-ounce reference divided by 31.1034768. The displayed value refers to fine metal. Multiplying it by gross weight without applying purity can overstate the contained metal value. Keep packaging, stones and other non-metal components separate from the holding’s net metal weight.

A worked valuation

The following figures are a worked example, not current prices. Illustrative USD/troy-ounce reference: 31. 100 grams × 0.999 = 99.9 grams of fine silver. Illustrative metal value: 99.5676 USD.

This value is neither a dealer’s ask nor your net resale proceeds. Enter actual bid and ask quotes in the same unit and add total fees separately. Quotes taken at different times can also differ from a calculated reference. When changing currency in the calculator, remember that FX is a daily reference.

Silver weight and delivery costs

Physical silver purchases can involve different quantities than gold for the same budget, so assess delivery and storage charges using the actual offer. A 999 designation means 99.9% purity; a fine-gram reference is not identical to a product’s gross-gram price. A price screen does not authenticate purity. Check the certificate and testing conditions separately when needed.

LBMA: weight and purity conversions

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Frequently asked questions

How often are metal references refreshed?

The source is queried at 60-second intervals. Each metal has its own timestamp; this is not a guarantee of an executable trade.

How is the local-currency ounce value calculated?

A USD/troy-ounce reference is multiplied by daily reference FX. A dealer’s executable exchange rate is not used.

How is gold per gram calculated?

Divide the ounce reference by 31.1034768, then apply reference FX, net weight and fineness as needed.

Is fine silver the same as 925 silver?

No. A 925 fineness describes 925 parts silver per thousand by weight. Stones, fillers and other metals must be treated separately.

Can I buy gold or silver at this value?

This is not an executable bank or dealer offer. Actual asks, premiums, fabrication, spreads and fees change the result.

Which price should I use for resale?

Use the dealer’s actual bid for your item. Do not deduct fineness twice if it is already reflected in that quote; enter commission and fixed fees separately.

What does the gold/silver ratio show?

It divides gold by silver on the same weight and currency basis with comparable timestamps. It is not a return forecast or investment recommendation.

What happens when source data is delayed?

The source time is shown. Metal records older than ten minutes are withheld from reference calculations; manual dealer-quote tools use your inputs.

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