Gold valuation.
Use a per-gram rate for exactly the same purity as your gold.
Estimate a gold holding's metal value by multiplying its gram-equivalent weight by a manual per-gram rate for the same purity.
Enter your gold weight and matching rate.
See how this is calculated ↓No double purity conversion.
Weight × your matching-purity rate per gram. Changing purity changes the required rate, not a hidden multiplier.
1 tola = 11.6638038 grams. This estimate excludes making charges, buying/selling spreads and deductions. Rates are not fetched automatically.
Two tolas at PKR 20,000 per gram.
Using InvestHisaab's documented conversion constant, 2 tolas × 11.6638038 grams = 23.3276076 grams.
At a manually entered matching-purity rate of PKR 20,000 per gram, the estimated metal value is PKR 466,552.15.
Convert weight once, then multiply.
Gram weight = tola weight × 11.6638038. Gram inputs require no conversion.
Estimated metal value = gram weight × entered rate per gram.
11.6638038 grams is InvestHisaab's documented conversion constant for this calculator; it is not presented as an official standard.
Decimal arithmetic is used and the displayed PKR value is rounded to two decimal places.
Match the rate to the purity.
- Enter the gold weight and choose grams or tolas.
- Select the holding purity.
- Enter a manual per-gram rate for that same purity, then calculate.
A metal-value estimate only.
- No live gold rate is fetched.
- The rate must be per gram and match the selected purity.
- Making charges, stones, dealer spreads and deductions are excluded.
- The calculator does not convert a rate between purities.
Avoid mixing units or purities.
Do not enter a per-tola rate in the per-gram field. Do not pair a 24K rate with a 22K holding. If a quoted amount includes making charges or stones, it is not directly comparable with this metal-only estimate.
Understand the estimate.
Does InvestHisaab fetch today's gold rate?
No. You enter the rate manually.
Does selecting purity apply a hidden multiplier?
No. Purity identifies which matching rate you should enter; the formula does not apply a second purity conversion.
Are making charges included?
No. The result estimates metal value only and excludes making charges, stones, spreads and deductions.
Why might a dealer quote differ?
A quote may use a different rate, unit convention, purity assessment, spread or deduction. Verify the inputs and terms directly.