Au22K Gold Price in Norway Today

22 karat gold contains 22 parts gold and 2 parts other metals (usually copper and silver), making it about 91.6% pure — which is why it is hallmarked 916. The small amount of alloy makes 22K noticeably harder and more durable than pure 24K gold, while retaining a rich gold colour. That balance of durability and gold content makes 22K the standard for traditional jewellery across much of Asia and the Middle East.

Norwegian jewellery has traditionally used 14K (585) gold — the standard for classic pieces like bunad silver-and-gold accessories — with 18K used in finer jewellery. 22K/916 gold is uncommon and mostly imported.

The 22K price is a fixed proportion of the pure gold price: multiply the 24K rate by 22 ÷ 24 ≈ 0.9167. For example, if 24K gold costs 100 NOK per gram, 22K gold is worth about 91.67 NOK per gram of metal value. Jewellery shop prices add workmanship and retail margins on top of this metal value, which is why in-store prices are usually higher than the spot-derived rate on this page.