Live gold price per troy ounce in Hong Kong, quoted in Hong Kong Dollar (HKD). The troy ounce is the unit in which gold is quoted on every major international market — this page converts that benchmark into HKD.
24K / 999 · XAU/HKD
HK$31,785.71
setiap auns troy · HK$1,021.93 setiap gram
| Emas 24K setiap gram | HK$1,021.93 |
| Emas 22K setiap gram | HK$936.77 |
| Emas 916 setiap gram | HK$936.77 |
| Emas 18K setiap gram | HK$766.45 |
| Harga emas setiap auns troy (24K) | HK$31,785.71 |
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Gold has been quoted per troy ounce since the era of the London gold market, and the convention stuck: COMEX futures, the LBMA benchmark, and spot FX-style XAU/USD quotes are all per troy ounce. A troy ounce weighs 31.1034768 grams — about 10% heavier than the common (avoirdupois) ounce of 28.35 grams used for everyday goods. When you see a headline gold price, it is almost always USD per troy ounce.
The XAU/HKD rate on this page is the international USD ounce price converted at the live USD/HKD exchange rate. That means the HKD ounce price can move even when gold itself is flat, purely because the exchange rate moved.
The Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange, operating since 1910, still quotes gold in taels (one tael ≈ 37.429 grams) alongside modern gram pricing. There is no sales tax or VAT on gold in Hong Kong, keeping premiums among the lowest in Asia.
The live gold price per troy ounce in HKD is displayed at the top of this page. It is the international XAU/USD spot price converted at the current USD/HKD exchange rate and updates throughout the trading day.
One troy ounce equals exactly 31.1034768 grams. This is heavier than the standard avoirdupois ounce (28.3495 grams) — precious metals always use troy ounces.
Because the HKD ounce price has two inputs: the USD gold price and the USD/HKD exchange rate. If the Hong Kong Dollar weakens against the dollar, the local ounce price rises even with gold unchanged — and vice versa.
Most retail gold in Hong Kong is sold by the gram, while the ounce is mainly a quoting convention for markets and bullion products such as 1 oz coins and bars. Use the per-gram page to see today's gram rates.