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22K gold price Singapore
In Singapore, 22K gold is commonly the same purity class you'll see marked 916. Twenty-two karats out of 24 works out to approximately 91.67% gold. A 916 fineness mark represents 91.6%. In everyday jewellery buying and selling, the terms are commonly used for the same purity class, although they are not mathematically identical.
Current 22K / 916 gold reference value
| Gold purity | Approx. karat | Reference value (SGD/g) |
|---|---|---|
| Pure gold | 24K | 187.70 |
| 916 | ~22K | 172.06 |
These figures estimate the value of the gold itself. They are not guaranteed retail prices or buy-back offers.
This estimates the value of the gold content, not the final price of a piece of jewellery.
Is 22K exactly the same as 916?
The two numbers come from different measurement systems. 22K means 22 parts gold out of 24. 916 means approximately 916 parts gold out of 1,000. Mathematically they aren't written to exactly the same precision, but in normal jewellery terminology they refer to approximately the same purity class. If an actual item is marked 916, use the stated fineness when calculating its gold content.
How is 22K gold value calculated?
If the item is marked 916, use:
current pure-gold reference per gram × 0.916
If you are calculating strictly from 22K, 22 ÷ 24 is approximately 0.9167.
For a 10g item marked 916:
10 × 0.916 × current pure-gold reference
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This estimate reflects the underlying gold content. Actual dealer offers can differ based on product type, testing, condition, resale demand and dealer margin.
Why can the jewellery price be higher?
Because you're buying jewellery, not just gold by weight. The final price can also reflect workmanship, design, retailer margin, GST and other product costs. The 22K reference value is therefore best used as a baseline.
Looking for the current 22K jewellery price?
Our primary live page for this purity is:
That page covers live 916 reference value, jewellery pricing, buy-back pricing, selling 916 gold and retailer-rate differences.