Gold Price Today in Lithuania in Lithuanian Lita (LTL)

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8,823.08 Lithuanian Lita/Ounce
2,988.10 U.S. Dollar/Ounce
283.70 Lithuanian Lita/Gram 24K
96.08 U.S. Dollar/Gram 24K
212.78 Lithuanian Lita/Gram 18K
72.06 U.S. Dollar/Gram 18K
Gold ounce price in Lithuania is 8,823.08 Lithuanian Lita per ounce, Gold gram price is 283.70 Lithuanian Lita per gram karat 24, 260.06 Lithuanian Lita per gram karat 22, 248.24 Lithuanian Lita per gram karat 21, 212.78 Lithuanian Lita per gram karat 18.

Gold Price in Lithuania in Lithuanian Lita

Gold Unit Lithuanian Lita U.S. Dollar
Gold Ounce 8,823.08 2,988.10
Gold Gram Karat 24k 283.70 96.08
Gold Gram Karat 22k 259.87 88.01
Gold Gram Karat 21k 248.24 84.07
Gold Gram Karat 18k 212.78 72.06
Gold Gram Karat 14k 165.96 56.21
Gold Gram Karat 12k 141.85 48.04
Gold Gram Karat 10k 118.30 40.07
Gold Gram Karat 9k 106.39 36.03
Gold Gram Karat 8k 94.47 31.99

Common Gold Karats in Lithuania

In Lithuania, gold is often categorized by its karat purity, with several karats being particularly popular among consumers. The most commonly used gold karat is 585, which contains 58.5% pure gold and is widely favored for its durability and value. This alloy is a popular choice for jewelry, making it readily available in various designs and styles.

Next in line is 750, comprised of 75% pure gold. While slightly less common than 585, 750 gold is esteemed for its richness in color and is often used in high-end jewelry pieces. Its lustrous appearance makes it attractive for those seeking quality.

The 417 gold, containing 41.7% pure gold, is also found in the market but is less prevalent compared to the higher karats. This type is often more affordable, making it a suitable option for those on a budget.

Finally, the 333 gold, which contains only 33.3% pure gold, is the least common in Lithuania. It is typically utilized for lower-cost jewelry items and is less preferred due to its lower purity.

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How Gold Price is Determined in Lithuania

The price of gold in Lithuania, as in many other countries, is primarily influenced by global market trends. Gold is traded on international exchanges, and its price is largely determined by supply and demand dynamics. When global demand for gold rises, perhaps due to economic uncertainties or increased interest in jewelry and investment, prices tend to increase. Conversely, when demand falls, prices may decline.

In Lithuania, the local gold price is also affected by the currency exchange rates, especially the Euro, given that Lithuania is part of the Eurozone. Stronger Euro can lead to lower local prices when compared to the dollar-denominated global price of gold. Additionally, local taxes, tariffs, and premiums charged by dealers can influence the final price that consumers pay in Lithuania.

Trends in the mining industry, geopolitical events, and overall economic conditions play significant roles as well. For instance, if mining outputs decrease due to political instability in gold-producing countries, it could drive prices up. Thus, the gold price in Lithuania is a complex interplay of local and international factors.

Price of Gold Bullion in Lithuania in Lithuanian Lita

  • The price of gold bullion 5 grams 24K in Lithuania: 1,418.50 Lithuanian Lita
  • The price of gold bullion 10 grams 24K in Lithuania: 2,837.00 Lithuanian Lita
  • The price of gold bullion 20 grams 24K in Lithuania: 5,674.00 Lithuanian Lita
  • The price of gold bullion 50 grams 24K in Lithuania: 14,185.01 Lithuanian Lita
  • The price of gold bullion 100 grams 24K in Lithuania: 28,370.02 Lithuanian Lita
  • The price of gold bullion 250 grams 24K in Lithuania: 70,925.06 Lithuanian Lita
  • The price of gold bullion 500 grams 24K in Lithuania: 141,850.12 Lithuanian Lita
  • The price of gold bullion 1000 grams 24K in Lithuania: 283,700.25 Lithuanian Lita

Predictions for Gold Prices in Lithuania

The price of gold in Lithuania is influenced by various global and local factors, including economic stability, currency fluctuations, and changes in demand and supply. As we look towards the future, analysts anticipate a cautious approach to gold trading in the Baltic region.

Experts predict that gold prices may experience fluctuations, driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties. Investors often turn to gold as a safe-haven asset during times of crisis, which could lead to increased demand. Moreover, the European Central Bank's monetary policy and inflation rates will play significant roles in determining the price movements.

Additionally, Lithuania's economic growth and consumer sentiment will contribute to the local market trends. If the economy continues to recover post-pandemic, we may see a stabilization in gold prices. Conversely, if inflation rises significantly, investors might flock to gold, driving up its price further.

Overall, while predictions remain uncertain, a close eye on both local and international economic indicators will be crucial for understanding the potential trajectory of gold prices in Lithuania.

Gold price in Lithuania in March 2025 in Lithuanian Lita

Date Gold Ounce Gold Gram Karat 24 Gold Gram Karat 22 Gold Gram Karat 21 Gold Gram Karat 18 Gold Gram Karat 14
14 March 2025 8,813.94 283.41 259.77 247.93 212.49 165.36
13 March 2025 8,694.30 279.56 256.24 244.57 209.60 163.12
12 March 2025 8,603.68 276.65 253.57 242.02 207.42 161.42
11 March 2025 8,555.10 275.08 252.14 240.65 206.25 160.51
10 March 2025 8,595.09 276.37 253.32 241.77 207.21 161.26
9 March 2025 8,592.09 276.27 253.23 241.69 207.14 161.20
8 March 2025 8,597.09 276.43 253.38 241.83 207.26 161.30
7 March 2025 8,589.04 276.17 253.14 241.60 207.06 161.15
6 March 2025 8,610.38 276.86 253.77 242.20 207.58 161.55
5 March 2025 8,596.59 276.42 253.36 241.82 207.25 161.29
4 March 2025 8,539.98 274.60 251.69 240.22 205.88 160.22
3 March 2025 8,464.94 272.18 249.48 238.11 204.07 158.82
2 March 2025 8,438.28 271.33 248.70 237.36 203.43 158.32
1 March 2025 8,438.28 271.33 248.70 237.36 203.43 158.32
28 February 2025 8,455.49 271.88 249.20 237.85 203.84 158.64
27 February 2025 8,550.41 274.93 252.00 240.52 206.13 160.42
26 February 2025 8,613.42 276.96 253.86 242.29 207.65 161.60
25 February 2025 8,677.49 279.02 255.75 244.09 209.20 162.80
24 February 2025 8,681.62 279.15 255.87 244.21 209.30 162.88
23 February 2025 8,668.98 278.75 255.50 243.85 208.99 162.64
22 February 2025 8,673.97 278.91 255.64 243.99 209.11 162.74
21 February 2025 8,642.08 277.88 254.70 243.10 208.34 162.14
20 February 2025 8,690.28 279.43 256.12 244.45 209.51 163.04
19 February 2025 8,652.08 278.20 255.00 243.38 208.58 162.33
18 February 2025 8,599.34 276.51 253.44 241.89 207.31 161.34
17 February 2025 8,564.13 275.37 252.41 240.90 206.46 160.68
16 February 2025 8,511.69 273.69 250.86 239.43 205.20 159.69
15 February 2025 8,512.75 273.72 250.89 239.46 205.23 159.71
14 February 2025 8,646.56 278.02 254.84 243.22 208.45 162.22
13 February 2025 8,622.17 277.24 254.12 242.54 207.86 161.77

Gold Making Charges in Lithuania

The gold making charges in Lithuania can vary based on several factors, including the complexity of the design and the craftsmanship involved. Typically, these charges are expressed as a percentage of the gram price of gold. Generally, the making charge ranges from 10% to 25% of the gold price per gram.

For instance, if the current price of gold is €50 per gram, the making charges would typically be between €5 and €12.50 per gram. This means that when purchasing gold jewelry, a buyer may need to account for an additional cost that could bring the total price per gram to some extent higher than the market price of gold alone.

It is important for consumers to inquire about these charges at the point of sale, as they can vary by retailer. Understanding the absolute value in local currency per gram as well as the percentage relative to the price of gold can help buyers make informed decisions when investing in gold jewelry in Lithuania.