Gold price in South Korea today

24K gold is KRW 180,804 a gram today, 10 October 2026. 22K is KRW 165,737 and 18K is KRW 135,603, at the international price converted at the day's rate.

Rate of 10 Oct 2026 · checked 15:44 UTC

-0.15% since yesterday

Karat Fineness Per gram Per don (3.75 g)
24K 999 · South Korea's usual KRW 180,804 KRW 678,013
22K 916 KRW 165,737 KRW 621,512
21K 875 KRW 158,203 KRW 593,262
18K 750 · jewelry KRW 135,603 KRW 508,510
14K 585 KRW 105,469 KRW 395,508

Why a jeweler quotes more: shops add workmanship and their margin on top of the metal price, and some price off a local dollar rate. Use this figure to judge a quote, not as a shop price.

What is your gold worth today?

VALUE NOW KRW 3,796,874 24 g · 21K · KRW 158,203/g

Karat

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Follow the daily rate KRW 158,203/gram · Today's rate, as of 10 Oct. Turn off to set your own price.

24K in South Korea, last 30 days KRW 186,085 → KRW 180,804 · -2.8%

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Gold in South Korea, answered

How is this price worked out?

From the international gold price in US dollars per ounce, converted at the day's rate, divided by 31.1035 grams, then scaled by karat (21K is 21/24 pure). It is the same formula Pockito uses in Wallet.

Which karat is quoted in South Korea?

Pure gold is 24K, and jewelry is mostly 18K or 14K. South Korea quotes gold per don (3.75 g), so this page shows the price per don beside the price per gram.

How often does the price change?

This page updates once a day, from the same daily feed Pockito uses. Gold markets close at weekends, so weekend prices barely move.

Why does a shop charge more?

A shop price adds workmanship, the shop's margin and sometimes tax to the metal price, so it runs above this figure. Use this page to judge a quote, not as a shop price.

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