Gold price in Berlin today
In Berlin, German 585 jewellery meets Turkish and Arabic 22-carat gold. Here you can see today's rate and what your gold is really worth in the capital.
The gold price is the same throughout Germany. Differences in Berlin arise in the buying price: dealers deduct a margin from the spot price – comparing pays off.
Gold · today in Berlin
Range on last trading day €3,471.70 – €3,472.87 · Previous day €3,472.87
Berlin's gold market: more diverse than anywhere else
With around 3.7 million inhabitants, Berlin is Germany's largest gold market – and its most colourful. Alongside traditional jewellers in City West and Mitte, the scene is shaped above all by the gold shops around Sonnenallee, Karl-Marx-Straße and Kottbusser Tor. They mainly trade 22-carat gold (916): bangles, chains and coins such as Çeyrek or Ziynet, which are given as gifts at weddings.
For sellers, this means: if you have 22-carat jewellery, offer it where it is actually traded. Dealers who resell such jewellery themselves often pay more than a buyer who only pays for melt value.
What Berlin households sell most often
- 585 jewellery (14 carat) – the German standard, e.g. wedding rings and chains.
- 333 gold – common in older jewellery, especially from GDR times in the east of the city.
- Bullion coins and small bars – often from inheritances.
Staatliche Münze Berlin
Berlin has its own mint: the Staatliche Münze Berlin (Berlin State Mint) strikes euro circulation coins and collector coins with the mint mark A. Some of Germany's gold commemorative coins (such as the €100 gold coins) also come from Berlin – but when you sell, what usually counts is the gold content, not the issue price.
Our tip for Berlin
There are many places that buy gold, and their prices vary widely too. Before you go, use the gold calculator to work out the pure material value. A fair offer for scrap gold is usually 85–95% of that; anything well below is a reason to walk on.
Gold price in Berlin – history
What is your gold worth in Berlin?
| Fineness | Carat | per gram |
|---|---|---|
| 24 carat fine gold (999) | 24 K | €111.51 |
| 22 carat gold (916) | 22 K | €102.24 |
| 21.6 carat gold (900) | 21,6 K | €100.46 |
| 21 carat gold (875) | 21 K | €97.67 |
| 18 carat gold (750) | 18 K | €83.71 |
| 14 carat gold (585) | 14 K | €65.30 |
| 9 carat gold (375) | 9 K | €41.86 |
| 8 carat gold (333) | 8 K | €37.17 |
How to sell gold safely in Berlin
- Check the purity: look for hallmarks such as 585 or 750 and weigh the item on an accurate scale.
- Calculate the material value: with the gold calculator based on today's price.
- Get several quotes: compare at least two dealers in Berlin – buying prices often differ widely.
- Bring your ID: for cash transactions of €2,000 or more, identification is required by law.