Qatar 
Match the rate to the item
Start with the carat stamped on the item. A 24K rate does not describe a 22K or 18K piece; compare each item with its own rate per gram.
The Qatar gold rate is a reference for the metal value per gram in Qatari Riyals.
This page lists 24K, 22K, 21K and 18K rates so a buyer can compare the same purity shown on a bar, coin or jewellery item.
Carat is the first comparison to check. 24K is the highest-purity rate shown here; 22K is about 91.7% gold, 21K about 87.5%, and 18K 75%.
A price for one carat should not be used as the metal value for another.
The Qatar gold rate is a reference for the metal value per gram in Qatari Riyals.
This page lists 24K, 22K, 21K and 18K rates so a buyer can compare the same purity shown on a bar, coin or jewellery item.
Carat is the first comparison to check. 24K is the highest-purity rate shown here; 22K is about 91.7% gold, 21K about 87.5%, and 18K 75%.
A price for one carat should not be used as the metal value for another.
For an item, use net gold weight rather than total weight if stones or other materials are included.
Multiply that weight by the matching Qatar rate per gram to estimate the metal portion, then compare it with the gold-value line on the seller’s quotation.
A shop’s final price can include workmanship, stones, design, a brand premium and other terms. Ask for those amounts separately, along with any taxes and the return or exchange policy.
The market figure helps with comparison; it is not a retailer’s offer or a promise of resale value.
The same QAR reference is shown for Doha, Al Rayyan, Lusail and Al Wakrah.
Location pages provide a way to browse the site by area; they do not represent separate shop quotes or imply that every retailer in a city uses one price.
Price history is made from dated observations for the selected purity. An empty date means there is no recorded observation for that point.
Charts describe past records only and do not estimate missing values or forecast a future Qatar gold rate.
Use the rate table to find the right carat, the calculator to work through weight and a making charge, and the history page to compare earlier readings.
Before buying or selling, verify the item, calculation and complete terms with the jeweller.