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Indicative LBMA rate, updated every 60 seconds. Prices in CHF, also in EUR and USD.
CHF 107.13/g
≈ CHF 3332 /oz
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Gold price per gram in Switzerland: CHF 106.62 (24 karat, 999‰). This rate is based on the LBMA fixing converted to Swiss francs in real time. 18-karat gold (750‰) is CHF 79.97/g. Investment gold (bars ≥995‰) is VAT-exempt in Switzerland.
The gold price per gram shown on GoldPrice24 is the LBMA spot rate converted to Swiss francs (CHF) in real time. The price varies by purity: 24-karat gold (999‰) is the pure reference, while 18-karat (750‰) or 14-karat (585‰) gold are worth 75% and 58.5% respectively.
At the current spot of CHF 106.62/g:
Switzerland is the world's top gold refining hub — over 70% of global gold passes through Geneva, Zurich, or Mendrisio. The gold price in Switzerland in CHF is the benchmark for jewelers, goldsmiths and investors in the region.
The gold spot price is published in USD per troy ounce (31.1035 g) by the LBMA twice daily. GoldPrice24 converts it to CHF/gram in real time. For 750‰ or 585‰ gold, the price is multiplied by the fineness.
| Karat | Fineness | CHF/g | CHF/oz |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 karat gold | 999‰ | CHF 106.51 | CHF 3312.97 |
| 22 karat gold | 916‰ | CHF 97.66 | CHF 3037.72 |
| 21 karat gold | 875‰ | CHF 93.29 | CHF 2901.75 |
| 18 karat gold | 750‰ | CHF 79.97 | CHF 2487.21 |
| 14 karat gold | 585‰ | CHF 62.37 | CHF 1940.03 |
| 10 karat gold | 417‰ | CHF 44.46 | CHF 1382.89 |
| 9 karat gold | 375‰ | CHF 39.98 | CHF 1243.61 |
Pure gold used for VAT-exempt investment bars in Switzerland.
Standard for historical gold coins: Krugerrand, Sovereign, 20 CHF coins.
Widespread in Arab and Middle Eastern countries for wedding jewelry.
The absolute standard of high-end Swiss jewelry and watchmaking. Hallmark 750.
Very popular in Germany, USA, Benelux. Excellent durability for everyday use.
Legal minimum marketable as 'gold' in most jurisdictions.
Dominant standard in the UK and India. Colored jewelry, accessible prices.
CHF 106.62 for 999‰ gold (24 karat), CHF 79.97 for 750‰ gold (18 karat). Source: LBMA fixing, updated every 60 seconds.
750‰ gold (18 karat) is currently CHF 79.97/g in Switzerland. It is the most common fineness for gold jewelry in Switzerland (18 karat, stamped 750‰ or 18K).
Yes. In Switzerland, gold bars with ≥995‰ purity and listed gold coins are VAT-exempt (Art. 18 para. 2 VATA). However, jewelry and processing gold are subject to Swiss VAT of 8.1%.
In Switzerland, you can sell your gold at a goldsmith, jewelry store, gold buying counter, or cantonal bank. The buyback price is calculated based on the LBMA rate minus a commission typically between 5 and 15%. Use our calculator to estimate the value before selling.
Scrap, jewelry, coins or bars — enter the weight and purity to get the spot value and scrap price with your margin.
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