Gold rate in Al Buraimi

Gold prices are influenced by global market dynamics—like supply, demand, inflation, and currency strength—as well as local market premiums, import duties, and dealer

Prices typically change several times a day, aligning with global trading sessions, which run nearly 24 hours across major commodity markets

The most commonly referenced purities are 24K, 22K, 21K, 18K, and sometimes 14K—these correspond to different use cases like jewelry or investment

Definitely—since retail rates can vary based on purity, weight, workmanship, and local charges, contacting a trusted jeweler  will give you the most accurate quote.

Yes. 24K is pure gold and priced highest, 22K contains some alloy content and is slightly cheaper, and 18K is more affordable still—with price differences of several OMR per gram

Gold is often quoted per gram, per ounce, per kilogram, or per tola in local markets 

Yes—spot price refers to the market’s real-time rate for immediate settlement. Retail prices usually include additional fees such as craftsmanship or dealer margins

Higher purity (like 24K) commands a higher price per unit compared to lower karats (like 18K or 14K) because it contains a greater proportion of gold

The bid-ask spread is the difference between the buying (bid) and selling (ask) prices for gold. It reflects dealer margin and liquidity, and influences the final retail price

You can refer to financial and commodity tracking platforms that show daily, weekly, or longer historical gold rate charts