Market reference
History with the noise taken out.
Review gold, silver, platinum and palladium trends in the currency you actually use. Historical charts are indicative references, not promises about future prices.
Charts remain based on a troy-ounce reference and convert to USD using the latest available FX rate.
Long view, local context
Price history in USD
Live Metal Prices
Price trends · USD
Currency conversion uses the displayed FX rate. Historical series are indicative and not financial advice.
Gold
XAUThe global reference metal for value and savings.
Silver
XAGA monetary and industrial metal with wider daily swings.
Platinum
XPTA scarce industrial metal used in jewelry and catalysts.
Palladium
XPDA specialist metal with concentrated industrial demand.
How to read this page
Spot prices are conventionally quoted per troy ounce of fine metal. The chart converts that reference into your selected currency; it does not represent a local retail jewelry quote.
Short ranges help you see movement. Longer ranges help you see context. A currency move can change the local-currency chart even when the USD metal price is steady.
For a personal estimate, pair the history with a calculator that accounts for weight, purity, making charges or buyer payout.
A clear line between data and advice
When a historical feed is unavailable, KaratWorth says so and shows the current spot reference separately. Synthetic trend fallbacks are not presented as observed market history.
See today’s reference ratesHistorical charts are indicative educational references. They may use a live series when available or a clearly labelled synthetic trend fallback. They are not a price guarantee, investment signal, appraisal, or offer to buy or sell metal.