About 14K Gold Price Per Gram
What this site does, where the data comes from, and why we built it for everyday US gold owners.
What This Site Does
14kGoldPricePerGram.com shows the live 14K gold price per gram in US dollars, sourced from real COMEX and LBMA market data. We also show 10K, 18K, 22K, and 24K prices side by side, plus a free gold melt value calculator so you can find out exactly what any gold piece is worth before buying or selling.
We built this because most gold price sites bury the one number people actually need, the current per-gram price in plain dollars, behind charts, ads, and jargon. Here, that number is on the first screen, every time.
Who This Site Is For
This site is written for everyday Americans who own gold and want a straight answer. Whether you’re selling an old ring, buying a chain and want to know if the price is fair, or just curious what inherited jewelry is worth, this site gives you the number without the noise.
Everything here is written in plain English, no financial jargon and no charts that require a trading background to read. Just the current gold price, what it means for your pieces, and practical guides on buying and selling.
Where the Data Comes From
Our gold prices come from GoldAPI.io, which aggregates real-time spot price feeds from two of the most trusted global gold benchmarks.
COMEX (Chicago Mercantile Exchange): the primary US gold futures market, where institutions, dealers, and banks trade gold contracts around the clock.
LBMA (London Bullion Market Association): the international gold pricing authority, whose twice-daily fix is used by central banks, refiners, and major dealers worldwide.
Prices displayed on this site are mid-market spot rates. They don’t include any dealer buy or sell spread, premium, or commission. The number you see is the raw market rate for pure gold, converted to the relevant karat purity and expressed per gram in US dollars.
How Often Prices Update
We fetch a fresh price three times per day, at approximately 6:00 AM, 2:00 PM, and 10:00 PM UTC. This schedule reflects the major gold market sessions: the London open, the New York session, and the after-hours close.
Our Commitment to Accuracy
We take data accuracy seriously, and every price displayed on this site traces back to institutional-grade market data feeds used by professional gold traders. We don’t estimate or round aggressively.
Prices refresh three times a day, not continuously, so the exact number you see can be up to several hours old at any given moment. That’s a deliberate tradeoff of the three-times-daily model, not an error, and it’s the same update rhythm used across every price on this site.
If you ever notice a price that looks significantly off from other reputable sources like Kitco or APMEX, please contact us. We investigate every report and correct errors quickly.
What This Site Is Not
This site is an information resource, not a gold dealer, broker, financial advisor, or investment service. We don’t buy or sell gold, and we don’t provide personalized investment advice. The prices shown are for reference only and shouldn’t be used as the sole basis for any buying or selling decision without independent verification from a licensed dealer. See our full pricing disclaimer for details.
Who Built This
This site is maintained by Muzammal Amin, a PhD candidate in Physics at the University of Turin, who oversees the calculation methodology, data sourcing, and accuracy of every price shown here. See his full profile for his background and editorial approach.
Where to Start
New here? A few good starting points:
- Calculate what your gold is worth
- How to sell 14K gold for the best price
- What is gold melt value?
- 14K vs 18K gold compared
Contact
Questions about the site, data accuracy concerns, or partnership inquiries? We respond to all messages within 48 hours on business days.
Email: contact@14kgoldpricepergram.compricepergram.com