Jewelry Calculator

Calculate the total cost of your gold jewelry with our easy-to-use Gold Jewelry Calculator.

Give following information: :

  • Market Price of Gold with Purity
  • Net Weight of Jewelry with Purity (including stones)
  • Stone Weight & Price
  • Tax Percentage
  • Making Charges Method (percentage , per gram , Wastage percentage etc.. )

Get an accurate jewelry price instantly! Plan your purchase wisely with this simple tool.






  • Persentage Base Making Charges:

    Making charges are calculated as a percentage of the gold’s cost.

    Example: If the gold costs ₹50,000 and making charges are 10%, the making charge will be ₹5,000.

  • Fixed Making Charges:

    A fixed amount is charged regardless of the gold weight or cost.

    Example: You pay ₹1,000 as making charges, no matter the gold weight or price.

  • Per Gram Making Charges:

    Making charges are based on the weight of the jewelry.

    Example: If the charge is ₹300 per gram and the jewelry weighs 10 grams, the making charge will be ₹3,000.

  • Additional Purity-Based Making Charges:

    If the gold’s purity is adjusted (e.g., calculated on a higher purity than the actual), additional charges are added.

    Example: If the making charges are calculated based on a purity of 0.936 instead of 0.916, an extra charge for the difference in purity is added.

  • Percentage-Based Gold Loss during Crafting:

    Gold loss during crafting is calculated as a percentage of the total gold weight.

    Example: If the loss is 3% on 10 grams of gold, the lost amount will be 0.3 grams.

  • Gram-Based Gold Loss during Crafting:

    Gold loss is considered as a fixed number of grams, regardless of the percentage.

    Example: If 0.5 grams of gold is lost during crafting, it's subtracted from the total weight.