Gold Price Today in Iran – IRR per Gram & 10g

The gold reference for Iran is IRR 178,904,382.41 per gram for 18K and IRR 238,539,176.55 for 24K, dated 20 Oct 2026. Amounts are in Iranian rials under the displayed conversion basis. For a local purchase, match the rial or toman convention and obtain the seller’s current domestic quotation.

Gold Prices in Iran: Read the Monetary Unit First

The 18K reference for 10 grams is IRR 1,789,043,824.14. The calculator uses the currency labelled with the amount. Before comparing it with a spoken or written local quotation, establish the full monetary unit, gram weight and purity.

The main IRR figure is an international gold equivalent using the available currency reference. A domestic gold offer can use a different exchange-market basis and can differ substantially. Use the shop’s dated offer for the actual purchase, with the international figure as comparison context.

Rials and Tomans on a Gold Quotation

Iranian price services do not all present amounts with the same label. TGJU identifies its domestic 18K/750 gold quotation as rials per gram. Bonbast states that its own prices use tomans and explains a convention of 10 rials to one toman. Read the definition attached to the figure rather than transferring it unchanged between services.

Ask a seller to write out any shortened amount. Record the currency name alongside the number and confirm the conversion convention being used. This is particularly useful when a price is discussed verbally and then entered into a calculator.

Hypothetical unit example: a written offer of 10,000,000 tomans per gram, explicitly using 10 rials per toman, equals 100,000,000 rials per gram. Both numbers describe the same offer. Multiplying or dividing by ten changes the unit; it does not explain a difference between two exchange-market rates.

18K Gold, 750 Fineness and the Weight of Jewellery

The nominal 18K fraction is 18/24, or 75%, which is also expressed as 750 fineness. Use that rate with the weight of the gold alloy. If an item has stones or other non-gold parts, identify their weight separately before calculating the gold component.

There are two equivalent ways to calculate an assumed 18K metal value: multiply the gold-alloy weight by the 18K rate, or multiply the fine-gold quantity by the pure-metal rate. Do not apply the 75% adjustment to an amount that has already been calculated using 18K.

Use the purity guide to check the calculation, then retain the item’s own declared weight and fineness on the quotation. These details establish what quantity you are comparing before workmanship and other amounts are added.

Turn a Local Gold Rate into a Complete Purchase Price

Request the metal amount, workmanship charge, any stone amount and all other amounts included in the invoice. If a charge is expressed as a percentage, ask which base it applies to and convert it into the same monetary unit as the rest of the quotation.

Compare the complete totals for equivalent items. A smaller per-gram metal amount does not establish the cheaper purchase if the other charges are higher. The jewellery-price comparison guide explains how to turn the different fee methods into comparable amounts.

Gold Coins Need their Own Product Comparison

A coin is a specified product with a denomination, issue, weight and fineness. Its market price can include a premium beyond the reference value of its gold. A one-gram 18K jewellery figure should not be substituted for a coin quotation.

Ask the seller to identify the exact issue and the fine-gold content, then obtain the complete buying or selling amount. Keep that offer separate from a metal-only calculation. If a coin’s premium changes, its commercial price can move differently from the per-gram gold reference.

Comparing Tehran, Mashhad and Isfahan Offers

Start with quotations from the actual sellers you are considering. Match the date, monetary unit, purity and gold weight before comparing their charges. The same practice applies to a reference seen in a city table: identify whether it is a local offer or a country-level comparison.

For a resale, ask the buyer to show the accepted weight, assessed purity, buying rate and deductions. For an exchange, obtain the old-item credit and new-item price separately. Keeping the two amounts visible helps distinguish a cash buying rate from a promotion conditional on another purchase.

Yesterday’s Rate and Gold Price History

Use the dated daily table to follow the selected IRR series over the previous week or month. Keep the currency convention and purity fixed. A currency input and a gold observation can have different publication times; read their dates when comparing a new domestic quotation.

A historical domestic comparison needs observations or exchange inputs appropriate to the historical date. Converting an old dollar gold price with today’s currency rate answers a different question. The international gold archive provides its own USD monthly series, while the methodology identifies the basis of the country reference.

A chart describes its recorded market values. Your actual result also depends on the complete purchase price and net sale proceeds, including the charges involved in both transactions.

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