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Live Gold Price Dashboard

v1.0.0 100% Local

Track live gold, silver, platinum, and palladium prices in real time by country, currency, weight unit, and karat — with an interactive chart, country comparison,...

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Live Gold Price Dashboard

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Guide

Live Gold Price Dashboard

Track gold, silver, platinum, and palladium prices as they move. Pick a country and the dashboard localizes the currency, the preferred weight unit, and the common karats, then shows the live price with its 24-hour change, day high and low, and per-gram rate — refreshed automatically every 60 seconds. An interactive chart, a country-by-country comparison, and built-in calculators turn the raw spot price into answers you can act on.

Best Fit

  • See the live rate for any metal in your own currency and unit.
  • Compare what the same weight and karat costs in different countries.
  • Value jewelry, a bullion holding, or scrap gold against the current market.

How to use the Live Gold Price Dashboard

  1. Choose your country — currency, unit, and karats adjust automatically.
  2. Pick the metal (gold, silver, platinum, palladium), weight unit, and karat.
  3. Watch the live price update on a 60-second cycle, with the 24-hour change and day range.
  4. Switch chart ranges from 24 hours to the full history, and export the chart or its data.
  5. Open a calculator tab — jewelry, holdings, scrap, or cost-to-own — for an itemized breakdown.

What the Live Gold Price Dashboard helps with

  • Real-time pricing for four precious metals, localized to your country and unit.
  • An interactive chart across 24H, 7D, 30D, 90D, 1Y, 5Y, and Max, with PNG and CSV export.
  • A country comparison table that exposes how import duty, tax, and currency move local prices.
  • Jewelry, holdings, scrap, and cost-to-own calculators built on the same live rate.
  • Optional price alerts that notify you when a target is reached while the tab is open.

Examples

10 grams of 22K gold in India

Input: Country India, gold, gram, 22K. Result: the live per-gram 22K rate in rupees, multiplied out to ten grams, with the jewelry calculator adding making charges and 3% GST for a realistic shop quote.

One troy ounce of silver in USD

Input: Country United States, silver, troy ounce, 24K. Result: the live silver spot per ounce in dollars, alongside the metals strip showing gold, platinum, and palladium for context.

Understanding precious-metal prices

Spot price is the raw, wholesale value of pure metal, quoted per troy ounce (31.1035 g). Your local price differs because of the exchange rate, import duty, local taxes such as GST or VAT, and the dealer's premium. Purity matters too: 24K gold is 99.9% pure (999), 22K is 91.6% (916), and 18K is 75% (750), so the same weight is worth proportionally less at a lower karat.

Frequently asked questions

How often do prices update? Every 60 seconds while the tab is open, from a live spot feed and current exchange rates.

Why is this different from my jeweller's price? Spot is the metal value only. A shop adds making charges, wastage, taxes, and margin — the jewelry calculator shows that full build-up.

Which price should I use? Use the melt value for raw metal, and the jewelry calculator (with your shop's making charge and local tax) for finished pieces.

Do price alerts work when the tab is closed? No — alerts fire while this tab is open in your browser. There is no account and nothing is stored on a server.

How to

How to use Live Gold Price Dashboard

  1. Add input

    Choose your country — currency, unit, and karats adjust automatically.

  2. Run tool

    Pick the metal (gold, silver, platinum, palladium), weight unit, and karat.

  3. Review output

    Watch the live price update on a 60-second cycle, with the 24-hour change and day range.

  4. Continue workflow

    Switch chart ranges from 24 hours to the full history, and export the chart or its data.

  5. Step 5

    Open a calculator tab — jewelry, holdings, scrap, or cost-to-own — for an itemized breakdown.