22K Gold Rate Today in Riyadh
Converted to the Saudi Riyal
91622Kper gram
SAR450.04
Day high 450.14Day low 448.94Open 449.28
Spot ounce $4,072.10US dollar 3.7500 SAR
22K gold prices in Riyadh in SAR for common weights.
22K gold in Riyadh by weight
| Weight | Saudi Riyal | US Dollar |
|---|---|---|
| 1 gram — 22K | 450.04 | 120.01 |
| 5 grams — 22K | 2,250.21 | 600.05 |
| 10 grams — 22K | 4,500.41 | 1,200.11 |
| 1 tola — 22K | 5,249.19 | 1,399.78 |
| 20 grams — 22K | 9,000.82 | 2,400.22 |
| 1 troy ounce — 22K | 13,997.84 | 3,732.76 |
| 50 grams — 22K | 22,502.06 | 6,000.55 |
| 100 grams — 22K | 45,004.11 | 12,001.10 |
Other karats in Riyadh
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22K in Riyadh today at a glance
One gram of 22K gold in Riyadh is 450.04 SAR right now — about 120.01 USD. Ten grams cost 4,500.41 SAR, a tola 5,249.19 SAR and an ounce 13,997.84 SAR.
22K gold is 91.6% pure gold and 8.4% other metals such as copper and silver for strength; it is popular in Gulf and Indian jewellery, and used for well-known coins such as the British sovereign.
22K price movement today
Today one gram of 22K in Riyadh has ranged between 448.94 and 450.14 SAR. The previous close was 449.28 SAR, so the change since then is +0.76 SAR per gram (+0.17%).
Example: what does a 20 g 22K piece cost?
The raw gold value of a 20 g 22K jewellery piece is 9,000.82 SAR. With a making charge of 10% of the gold value you add 900.08 SAR, for a subtotal of 9,900.91 SAR; 15% VAT then adds 1,485.14 SAR, for a final price of about 11,386.04 SAR. Making charges vary widely by design and shop, so ask before you buy.
Buying in Riyadh
Gold shops are spread across Riyadh's traditional markets and malls, dominated by 21K for everyday pieces and 18K for gem-set jewellery.
- Check the hallmark: 999 for 24K, 916 for 22K, 875 for 21K and 750 for 18K.
- Ask for an invoice showing weight, karat, price per gram, making charge and any tax.
- VAT of 15% applies to gold below 99% purity, such as jewellery, while gold of 99% purity or more is zero-rated according to ZATCA.
- Compare making charges between shops — they drive most of the difference in final prices.