Metal rate and purity
Select gold or silver. Check the benchmark date, purity and rate unit against the seller's written quote.
Select gold or silver, then enter a rate, purity and weight consistent with the seller's written quote. Add only the jarti or wastage, making charge and tax shown there. If the quote and rate use different weight units, compare them first with the tola, gram, ana and lal converter. This calculator does not verify a seller's figures or include stones and discounts in its arithmetic.
For gold jewellery, these four hypothetical jarti and making-charge pairs show how changing those inputs affects an estimate. They are arithmetic examples, not Nepal market averages, recommended fees or charges assigned to any GoldNepal design:
- Simple finish: 3% jarti and 6.5% making charge.
- Chain or ring: 4.5% jarti and 12% making charge.
- Detailed or stone-set design: 7.5% jarti and 18.5% making charge.
- Heavy bridal design: 11.5% jarti and 28.5% making charge.
Keep the rate, purity and weight unchanged as you compare those examples, then replace both percentages with the seller's actual terms. Silver workmanship may be priced differently; do not use these gold examples as a silver benchmark. Ask separately about stones, discounts and any other line the calculator does not cover. The result is not a seller invoice, appraisal or final price.