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Gold Price per Tola

The tola is the customary bullion and jewellery weight across Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and much of the wider South Asian and Gulf gold trade — a market this platform already covers with dedicated Pakistan and India pages. This page isolates the tola conversion on its own, for a reader who wants the per-tola figure specifically, in any of the eight currencies this platform supports, not only PKR or INR.

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How this unit is defined

One tola equals exactly 11.6638038 grams — precisely 3/8 of a troy ounce. That factor is defined once, in this platform's own weight-conversion engine, and used identically here, on the Pakistan and India country pages, and in every calculator that accepts a tola input.

How this figure is calculated

A verified Gold reference price is read from this platform's metals data provider, converted (via one verified FX rate, only when your selected currency is not USD) and converted to this page's unit using an exact conversion factor — never rounded before the arithmetic. The provenance line under the figure states the exact source and timestamp for both the metal price and, where used, the FX rate.

Questions

Is this the Pakistan Sarafa Association or India bullion association rate?
No. This is a calculated reference: a verified Gold reference price, converted to your selected currency and to one tola. It is not the Sarafa Association rate, the IBJA/MCX rate, or any jeweller's quoted price, which include local margin, making charges and duties this platform does not model.
Why 11.6638038 grams and not a rounder number?
That is the exact definition — 3/8 of a troy ounce (31.1034768 g × 0.375). Rounding it would introduce an error that compounds with every calculation built on top of it, so this platform always uses the exact figure.
Can I see this in Pakistan Rupees or Indian Rupees specifically?
Yes — choose PKR or INR from the market selector above. For the full country experience (historical data, purity breakdowns, local context), see the dedicated Pakistan and India gold price pages.