SPOT GOLD

PER OUNCE

High:3685.7750 | Low:3644.7950

3685.7750 $

1.12% (40.98)

Gold Price per Gram

PER GRAM

High:118.5003 | Low:117.1828

118.5003 $

1.12% (1.32)

Gold Tola Price

PER TOLA

High:1382.1641 | Low:1366.7967

1382.1641 $

1.12% (15.37)

EURO/DOLLAR

EUR/USD

High:1.1751 | Low:1.1751

1.1751 $

0.00% (0.00)

Spot Silver Price

SPOT SILVER

High:43.0870 | Low:41.8039

43.0870 $

3.07% (1.28)

SPOT GOLD

PER OUNCE

High:3685.7750 | Low:3644.7950

3685.7750 $

1.12% (40.98)

Gold Price per Gram

PER GRAM

High:118.5003 | Low:117.1828

118.5003 $

1.12% (1.32)

Gold Tola Price

PER TOLA

High:1382.1641 | Low:1366.7967

1382.1641 $

1.12% (15.37)

EURO/DOLLAR

EUR/USD

High:1.1751 | Low:1.1751

1.1751 $

0.00% (0.00)

Spot Silver Price

SPOT SILVER

High:43.0870 | Low:41.8039

43.0870 $

3.07% (1.28)

Gold Price in Saudi Arabia Today

Live Saudi Arabia gold price in SAR (SAR). Track real-time rates for 24K, 22K, and 18K gold per gram, ounce, and tola.

Today: September 21, 2025 Gold Price in Saudi Arabia
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PurityGram/SARHighLowChange
GRAM 24K444.38444.38439.444.94
GRAM 22K407.36407.36402.834.53
GRAM 21K388.83388.83384.514.32
GRAM 18K333.28333.28329.583.71
GRAM 14K259.20259.20256.322.88
GRAM 10K185.17185.17183.112.06
GRAM 6K111.09111.09109.861.24
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The Gold Market in Saudi Arabia: A Kingdom of Tradition, Wealth, and Purity

In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the largest economy in the Middle East, gold holds a position of immense cultural and financial significance. It is a cornerstone of social traditions, a primary vehicle for savings and investment, and a powerful symbol of wealth and prosperity. The local price of gold, denominated in the stable Saudi Riyal (SAR), is a key financial indicator for a population that has a deep-rooted affinity for tangible assets. The Saudi gold market is one of the largest in the world, renowned for its demand for high-purity jewelry and its role as a major hub for the gold trade. This guide provides an in-depth look at the unique factors that define the gold market in the Kingdom.

Core Drivers of the Saudi Gold Price

The gold market in Saudi Arabia is shaped by its stable, USD-pegged currency, immense cultural demand, and a regulatory environment that fosters consumer confidence.

The Stable Saudi Riyal (SAR) and the USD Peg

A fundamental factor contributing to the stability and transparency of the local gold market is the strength of the Saudi Riyal. The SAR is officially pegged to the US Dollar at a fixed rate of 1 USD = 3.75 SAR. This long-standing peg removes currency fluctuation as a variable for local gold buyers. As a result, movements in the price of gold in Saudi Riyals are a direct and clear reflection of the movements in the international USD gold price. This makes investing in gold a straightforward way to gain exposure to the global market and a hedge against global, rather than local, economic factors.

Strong Regulatory Oversight and Consumer Trust

The Saudi gold market is well-regulated by the Ministry of Commerce and Investment. Strict hallmarking laws are enforced, requiring every piece of gold jewelry to be stamped with its karat purity, guaranteeing its quality for the consumer. This high level of regulation, combined with the stable currency, has built a powerful level of trust in the market, making Saudi Arabia a preferred destination for buying gold for people across the Gulf region and for the millions of religious pilgrims who visit the Kingdom each year.

Cultural Significance and the Investment Landscape

In Saudi Arabia, the demand for gold is powerfully driven by deep-seated social and religious customs, providing a constant and robust underpinning for the market.

An Essential Element of Weddings and Gifting

Gold is an indispensable part of Saudi culture, particularly in the context of weddings. Elaborate sets of high-karat gold jewelry are a traditional and significant part of the bridal dowry (mahr), representing a gift of financial security from the groom to the bride. Gifting gold is also common for other major life celebrations, such as births and religious festivals like Eid. This creates a massive and consistent cultural demand for physical gold, especially 21K and 22K jewelry, which keeps the Kingdom's numerous gold souks bustling with activity.

A Primary Savings and Investment Vehicle

In a culture that values tangible assets, gold is a primary tool for savings and investment. Many Saudis prefer to store a portion of their wealth in physical gold rather than in purely financial instruments. Investment-grade 24K bullion, in the form of bars and coins, is readily available and popular among sophisticated investors looking to diversify their wealth away from the oil-dependent stock market. For many, it is a prudent way to preserve capital and hedge against global inflation.

Conclusion: Essential Tools for the Saudi Investor

GoldZag provides a suite of tools perfectly tailored for the needs of the discerning Saudi consumer and investor. Tracking the live price in Saudi Riyals is the fundamental first step. For those purchasing intricate jewelry for a wedding or as a gift, our Jewelry Price Estimator is an invaluable tool for understanding the true cost, separating the intrinsic gold value from the jeweler's workmanship fees. As an Islamic nation, our Zakat Calculator provides a clear and accurate way to determine charitable obligations based on the live market value of gold holdings. Finally, our comprehensive Portfolio Tracker is the perfect tool for managing these valuable assets and monitoring their performance in real-time.

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