14K gold is 58.3% pure. Its value per gram is today’s live gold price multiplied by that purity — updated automatically below. 14K is the most common karat for everyday jewelry in the US, valued for balancing durability with gold content.
| Weight | Value |
|---|---|
| 1g | $78.13 |
| 5g | $390.63 |
| 10g | $781.25 |
| 20g | $1,562.50 |
| 50g | $3,906.26 |
| 100g | $7,812.52 |
Have a specific item to value? Use the Gold Calculator to enter its exact weight, or see the full Gold Karat & Purity Guide to compare against other karats like 10K or 18K.
14K gold is only 58.3% pure gold — the rest is other metals like copper and silver alloyed in for durability. 24K gold is 99.9% pure, so it has roughly 70% more gold content per gram, and is worth proportionally more.
The underlying gold spot price is a global market rate, so 14K gold's raw melt value is roughly consistent worldwide before local premiums. What a specific buyer pays you will typically be a percentage of that melt value, which varies by dealer.
It depends on the ring's weight — multiply its weight in grams by today's 14K price per gram above, or use the Gold Calculator to enter the exact weight for a precise figure.