Gold Price Today in Georgia
Check the gold price today in Georgia with live market data in USD and GEL. Compare the gold price per gram and troy ounce, then explore physical investment gold bars and coins available at Gold.ge.
1 Gram Gold Price Today (999.9)
| Unit | Price | Price in USD |
|---|---|---|
| 1 gram | 352,11 ₾ | 133,93 $ |
| 1 troy ounce (31.1 g) | 10 952,00 ₾ | 4 165,84 $ |
| 1 kilogram | 352 114,95 ₾ | 133 934,94 $ |
| Change in last 24 hours | +0,05 ₾ | +0,02% |
Gold Bar Prices by Weight
Market value = gold price × weight. Premium is the difference between the product price and the market value of the gold it contains.
Gold Price over the Last 7 Days
| Date | 1 gram (₾) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Today | 352,11 | +0,05 ₾ |
| Yesterday | 352,06 | -0,47 ₾ |
| 2 days ago | 352,53 | -0,34 ₾ |
| 3 days ago | 352,87 | +5,94 ₾ |
| 4 days ago | 346,93 | -5,37 ₾ |
| 5 days ago | 352,30 | -0,37 ₾ |
| 6 days ago | 352,67 | — |
History is collected daily from the market price.
Bars at Today's Price
Why the Gold Price in GEL Changes
The gold price in lari depends on two things: the global market price, which is quoted in US dollars and moves many times a day, and the dollar-to-lari exchange rate. That is why gold can get cheaper on world markets yet more expensive in lari if the dollar strengthens. The price at Gold.ge reflects both factors at once and updates in real time.
What the Premium Is and Why It Is Higher on Small Bars
The premium is the part of a finished bar’s price that is above the market value of the gold it contains, expressed as a percentage of the bar’s price. It covers minting, certified packaging, insured transport from the refinery and the dealer’s costs. These costs barely depend on the bar’s weight: making a 1-gram bar costs almost as much as making a 100-gram bar. That is why the premium on 1 gram exceeds 20%, while on 100 grams it stays under 4%. If your budget allows, one large bar is always better value than several small ones of the same total weight.
Why 999.9
An investment bar is always 999.9 fine — pure gold produced by refineries accredited by the LBMA (London Bullion Market Association). Each bar comes with a certificate stating its weight, fineness and serial number, so it can be sold in any country in the world. Jewellery gold (585, 750) is an alloy containing 58–75% pure gold; it is valued by fineness and weight, and buyers usually pay below the market price for it. Gold.ge sells investment gold only: 999.9 bars and investment coins priced by the pure gold they contain. Some coins, such as the Krugerrand and the American Eagle, are struck in a 916 alloy for durability but contain exactly one troy ounce of pure gold.
How the Price Is Fixed When You Buy
At Gold.ge the price is fixed at the moment you complete payment, online or in the store. Before payment the price moves with the market; after payment it no longer changes, whatever the market does. Payment via Keepz carries no commission. Prices in GEL are calculated at the applicable USD/GEL exchange rate. Your gold is waiting for you at the store — Galleria Tbilisi, 2/4 Rustaveli Avenue.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of 1 gram of gold today?
Today’s price is in the table above and changes in real time. A finished bar carries a premium on top — see the table of bar prices by weight.
How many grams are in an ounce of gold?
Gold is measured in troy ounces: 1 oz = 31.1035 grams. The ordinary ounce (28.35 g) is not used for gold.
Why is a bar more expensive than the market price?
The market price is the price of the metal alone. Minting, the certificate, insured delivery and the dealer’s costs are added as the premium. The larger the bar, the smaller the premium.
When is the price fixed when I buy?
At the moment of payment, online or in the store. Until then it moves with the market.
How does 999.9 differ from jewellery gold?
999.9 is pure gold; jewellery gold (585, 750) is an alloy that is 58–75% gold. An investment bar is certified and can be sold anywhere in the world close to the market price, while jewellery is usually bought back by metal weight only, below the market price.
Prices are shown in GEL and USD. Currency conversion is made at the applicable USD/GEL exchange rate.






