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Gold price in Germany today

Gold holds a special place in Germany, where physical bars and coins are a long-standing part of the household savings culture. Whether you are setting money aside for the future, pricing jewelry for a wedding or dowry, or an expat deciding how best to keep and move value between countries, an accurate daily price is the starting point for every good decision.

The table above shows today’s gold price in Germany in euros for every common karat, from 24k investment gold down to the lower purities used in jewelry. Prices refresh automatically throughout the day, calculated from the global spot price of gold and official exchange rates, so the figures you see stay close to where the market stands as you browse.

Gold price today in Germany (EUR)

Last updated: 10 July 2026

Unit Price in EUR Price in USD
24 karat (gram) 115.41 131.92
22 karat (gram) 105.80 120.94
21 karat (gram) 100.99 115.43
18 karat (gram) 86.56 98.94
14 karat (gram) 67.32 76.95
10 karat (gram) 48.09 54.97
9 karat (gram) 43.28 49.47
Ounce (troy oz) 3,589.76 4,103.10
Kilogram (pure gold) 115,414 131,918

Prices are indicative and reflect the global exchange rate; they do not include making charges or local dealer margins.

How do we calculate these prices?

Prices on this page are calculated automatically from the global spot price of a gold ounce, converted to EUR using the European Central Bank’s reference exchange rates, then broken down per gram for each karat. Jeweller prices may differ slightly, as shops add making charges and a dealer margin.

Buying gold in Germany

Germany has one of Europe’s most developed markets for physical gold. Buyers typically turn to specialized precious-metal dealers such as Degussa and ProAurum, to banks that sell bars and coins over the counter or by order, and to established jewelers for ornamental pieces.

The tax treatment is the key distinction to understand: under EU rules, investment gold — bars and qualifying coins — is exempt from VAT, while gold jewelry carries VAT like other goods. This is one reason many savers in Germany prefer bars and coins when the goal is purely to store value.

In the German market, investment products are usually fine gold (999.9, equivalent to 24k), while jewelry is commonly stamped by fineness — 333, 585 or 750 — rather than by the karat labels familiar in Arab markets.

  • Practical tip: always check the hallmark or ask for a certificate, and compare the dealer’s premium against the live spot price on this page before you pay.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a gram of 21k gold in Germany today?

A gram of 21k gold in Germany currently costs around €100.99, while a gram of 24k gold stands at about €115.41. These figures update automatically from the global spot price and official exchange rates.

Is buying gold in Germany tax-free?

Investment gold — bars and qualifying coins — is exempt from VAT in Germany under EU rules. Gold jewelry, on the other hand, carries VAT like other goods, which is why savers often prefer bars and coins as a store of value.

What is the best way to buy gold in Germany?

The safest routes are established precious-metal dealers such as Degussa and ProAurum, or banks that sell gold bars and coins. Always check the hallmark or ask for a certificate, and compare the seller’s price with the live spot price shown on this page before paying.

Why do jewelry shop prices differ from the global gold price?

The global price refers to the spot ounce traded on financial markets, currently around €3,589.76. Retailers add a premium on top to cover fabrication, operating costs and profit, so shop prices are somewhat higher than spot, and premiums vary from one seller to another.

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