Fine gold (9999)
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1 tola
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NEPAL MARKET UPDATE
Gold & Silver Price in Nepal
Today’s reference rates, daily movement, price history and a practical jewellery value calculator.
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All values are in Nepalese rupees (NPR).
Fine silver
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1 tola
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Price by common unit
Compare the same market price per tola, 10 grams, gram and lal.
| Metal | Per tola | Per 10 g | Per gram | Per lal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | — | — | — | — |
| Silver | — | — | — | — |
1 tola = 100 lal ≈ 11.6638 grams. Per-gram and per-lal figures are calculated estimates.
JEWELLERY ESTIMATOR
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Choose the metal, purity and weight. Add optional wastage and making-charge percentages.
Estimate only. A seller’s final price may include different purity testing, labour, wastage, tax or other charges.
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Price history
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Understanding Nepal’s metal prices
Tola and grams
Nepal commonly quotes precious metals per tola. One tola equals 100 lal and approximately 11.6638 grams.
Gold purity
The published fine-gold rate represents high-purity gold. Lower-karat jewellery contains a smaller proportion of gold.
Market rate vs shop price
Jewellery prices can add making charges, wastage, stones, tax and the seller’s own pricing adjustments.
When are rates updated?
The market normally publishes one reference price per trading day. This page shows the market date separately from the time you refreshed it.
Is the calculator a final quotation?
No. It is a planning estimate. Confirm purity, labour, wastage, tax and the final payable amount with the seller.
Why can local shop prices differ?
A shop may include design work, stones, refining, testing, tax and other costs that are not part of the raw metal reference rate.
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