Gold Fineness Prices Today in Sweden By Fineness (999, 750, 585, 375)

Gold prices by fineness in Sweden — 999 (24K), 750 (18K), 585 (14K), 375 (9K) — in Krona, updated every minute.

What is the gold price per karat today in Sweden?

The price of 21K gold per gram in Sweden today is approximately — Krona, and 24K is approximately 1,240 Krona. The full karat comparison table is shown below.

Gold prices today in Sweden by carat

Fineness Price
999 (24K) 1,240 Krona
750 (18K) 930 Krona
585 (14K) 723 Krona
375 (9K) 465 Krona

Gold prices in Sweden start today at 1,239.81 Krona per gram for 24 karat and step down to 464.93 Krona for 9 karat — a spread of 774.88 Krona per gram between the highest and lowest karats.

Gold prices by karat over last 30 days Sweden

Historical gold price table Sweden
Date 999 (24K) 750 (18K) 585 (14K) 375 (9K) Change %
Sunday 02/08
1,234 Krona 925 Krona 720 Krona 463 Krona
-0.3%
Saturday 01/08
1,237 Krona 928 Krona 722 Krona 464 Krona
-1.4%
Friday 31/07
1,255 Krona 941 Krona 732 Krona 471 Krona
+0.3%
Thursday 30/07
1,252 Krona 939 Krona 730 Krona 469 Krona
+0.3%
Wednesday 29/07
1,248 Krona 936 Krona 728 Krona 468 Krona
-1.5%
Tuesday 28/07
1,267 Krona 950 Krona 739 Krona 475 Krona
-1.5%
Monday 27/07
1,287 Krona 965 Krona 751 Krona 482 Krona
+2.1%
Sunday 26/07
1,261 Krona 945 Krona 735 Krona 473 Krona
-0.4%
Saturday 25/07
1,266 Krona 950 Krona 739 Krona 475 Krona
+0.2%
Friday 24/07
1,263 Krona 947 Krona 737 Krona 474 Krona
-2.4%
Thursday 23/07
1,294 Krona 971 Krona 755 Krona 485 Krona
+1.5%
Wednesday 22/07
1,275 Krona 956 Krona 743 Krona 478 Krona
+1.8%
Tuesday 21/07
1,252 Krona 939 Krona 730 Krona 469 Krona
+0.6%
Monday 20/07
1,244 Krona 933 Krona 726 Krona 466 Krona
-0.3%
Sunday 19/07
1,248 Krona 936 Krona 728 Krona 468 Krona
+0.1%
Saturday 18/07
1,246 Krona 934 Krona 727 Krona 467 Krona
+0.8%
Friday 17/07
1,235 Krona 927 Krona 721 Krona 463 Krona
-1.8%
Thursday 16/07
1,258 Krona 943 Krona 734 Krona 472 Krona
+0.6%
Wednesday 15/07
1,250 Krona 938 Krona 729 Krona 469 Krona
+1.0%
Tuesday 14/07
1,238 Krona 929 Krona 722 Krona 464 Krona
-3.0%
Monday 13/07
1,276 Krona 957 Krona 744 Krona 479 Krona
-0.6%
Sunday 12/07
1,284 Krona 963 Krona 749 Krona 481 Krona
+0.3%
Saturday 11/07
1,280 Krona 960 Krona 747 Krona 480 Krona
-0.1%
Friday 10/07
1,281 Krona 960 Krona 747 Krona 480 Krona
+1.0%
Thursday 09/07
1,268 Krona 951 Krona 739 Krona 475 Krona
-0.8%
Wednesday 08/07
1,278 Krona 958 Krona 745 Krona 479 Krona
-1.3%
Tuesday 07/07
1,294 Krona 971 Krona 755 Krona 485 Krona
+0.1%
Monday 06/07
1,293 Krona 970 Krona 754 Krona 485 Krona
-0.1%
Sunday 05/07
1,294 Krona 971 Krona 755 Krona 485 Krona
-0.2%
Saturday 04/07
1,296 Krona 972 Krona 756 Krona 486 Krona
+1.1%

Gold carat explanation:

Tip: The higher the carat, the higher the price and purity

Data order: Prices ordered from newest (yesterday) to oldest

What Is the Difference Between Gold Karats?

Gold purity is measured using the "karat" system, which defines the proportion of pure gold in the alloy or piece. The higher the karat, the purer the gold. 24 karat has the highest purity at 99.9% and is typically used for making gold bullion.

While 21 karat and 18 karat are the most common in the jewelry market. 21K contains 87.5% gold and is preferred for traditional jewelry, while 18K at 75% is used for modern jewelry due to its durability and color variety.

The price of each karat differs based on its gold content, manufacturing cost, and local and global market demand. Understanding the differences between karats before purchasing is important.

How to Choose the Right Gold Karat?

Choosing the right karat depends on your purpose. 24 karat is the purest and is used for gold bullion.

If you're looking for durable jewelry suitable for daily use, 21 karat is the best choice. While 18 karat is ideal for modern jewelry known for its design and durability.

For budget-friendly or temporary use, you can consider karats like 14 karat or even 12 karat, noting they have lower resale value.

Tips Before Buying Gold by Karat

  • Define your goal: The right karat varies by purpose: bullion (24K), daily jewelry (21K or 18K).
  • Verify the karat: Check the karat stamp on the piece and deal with reputable shops.
  • Watch for making charges: The gram price may have "making charges" added, especially for 21K and 18K jewelry.
  • Track prices daily: Use trusted sites like ZahabPrice for real-time prices.
  • Keep the receipt: It shows weight, karat, and price — making resale or appraisal easier later.

Karat Comparison

Karat Gold Content Common Uses
24 Karat 99.9% Used for making gold bullion
22 Karat 91.6% Suitable for high-quality luxury jewelry
21 Karat 87.5% Very popular for traditional jewelry and Egyptian gold
20K 83.3% Used in some jewelry types in European countries
18 Karat 75% Popular for modern jewelry due to hardness and color variety
14K 58.5% Used in budget and mid-range jewelry
12K 50% Rarely used, made into simple jewelry
10K 41.7% Common in America and western countries for durability and low cost
9K 37.5% Common in Britain and Australia as a low-cost option
8K 33.3% Occasionally used in some East Asian countries for simple accessories

Frequently Asked Questions About Gold Karats

What's the difference between 24 karat and 21 karat?
24 karat contains 99.9% pure gold and is used for bullion, while 21 karat contains 87.5% gold and is the most popular in jewelry across the Arab world.
Does the gold price differ between cities?
Yes, there may be slight price differences between cities due to varying supply and demand, operating costs, and profit margins at gold shops.
Can you wear 24 karat gold?
Theoretically yes, but practically it's not recommended for daily wear. 24K gold is very pure and soft, making it prone to scratching and bending easily. Karats like 21 or 18 are better choices for everyday jewelry.
Is 14 karat gold suitable for weddings?
14 karat gold contains 58.5% pure gold — an economical option for some groups, but less lustrous than 21 and 18 karats, which are generally preferred for formal occasions like weddings.
Which karat is best for daily use?
18 karat gold is considered best for daily use — it's harder than higher karats, comes in modern designs, and has good durability suited for everyday life.
Are there uncommon karats in the local market?
Yes, such as 10, 9, and 8 karats — typically used in Western or Asian markets and rarely found in local shops.
Do all karats have the same colour?
No. 24/22/21k: golden yellow. 18k: can be yellow, white, or rose depending on added metals. 14k and below: various colours.