Sell 916 gold price Singapore
If you're selling 916 gold, the number you care about isn't the jewellery retail price. The practical question is: what will a buyer actually pay me for my 916 gold today? Start with the underlying 916 gold value, then compare real offers.
Current 916 selling reference
The 916 metal value is a benchmark, not a guaranteed buy-back rate. See the live 916 reference on 916 Gold Price Singapore.
Verified buy-back prices coming soon
We only publish buyer rates that are verified, comparable and timestamped. Request a current quote from a Singapore dealer to get a live offer for your gold.
How is 916 valued?
916 means approximately 91.6% gold. A simple reference calculation is weight × 0.916 × current pure-gold value per gram. That gives a rough estimate of the gold contained in the item.
Why might the buyer pay less?
The buyer may adjust for actual verified purity, payable weight, stones and non-gold parts, refining, market movement and buying margin. These are commercial transaction factors, not changes to the gold's chemistry.
Don't compare retail jewellery rates
A jewellery shop's 916 selling rate tells you something about buying jewellery. It does not tell you what that business, or another buyer, will pay for used gold. SK Jewellery, for example, explicitly distinguishes its published retail selling prices from trade-in prices.
Trade-in vs cash sale vs pawn
A jewellery trade-in can have different economics from selling gold for cash. Singapore's GST rules include an optional administrative concession for qualifying gold-jewellery trade-ins with non-GST-registered customers. That treatment is different from a cash sale of gold. Pawning 916 jewellery is different again: it is a loan secured against the item, not a sale. A pawn loan value is not a 916 buy-back price. See Pawn vs Sell Gold for the full transaction comparison.
Verified 916 jewellery buyers
Providers appear here only where verified capability includes outright purchase of jewellery. A retail jeweller that publishes a 916 selling rate is not necessarily a jewellery buyer.
Providers appear only where verified capability supports this transaction type. A retail jeweller is not a jewellery buyer; a bullion seller is not a buy-back provider.
