Gold Market Report
Finland Gold Market Report
Independently researched coverage of the Finland gold market, last verified Sep 6, 2026. 24K gold is currently €120.54 per gram.
See the live gold price page for Finland →Research coverage
4 of 4 research sections published for Finland.
- About this market
- Market notes
- Buying guide
- Tax & duty notes
Gold Price by Purity
Live prices in EUR.
| Purity | Per g | Per oz t | Per tola | Per kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 karat (999.9) | €120.54 | €3,749.07 | €1,405.90 | €120,535.29 |
| 22 karat (916.7) | €110.51 | €3,437.11 | €1,288.92 | €110,505.75 |
| 21 karat (875) | €105.48 | €3,280.76 | €1,230.29 | €105,478.93 |
| 18 karat (750) | €90.41 | €2,812.08 | €1,054.53 | €90,410.51 |
| 14 karat (583.3) | €70.32 | €2,187.05 | €820.14 | €70,315.27 |
| 10 karat (416.7) | €50.23 | €1,562.39 | €585.90 | €50,232.08 |
Trend
Last 3 months
Per gram · EUR
- Change
- +6.59%
- Low
- €111.78
- High
- €129.70
Historical data is presented from the site's retained market samples and daily rollups.
View full history →About the Finland gold market
Finland's hallmarking system uses a crown mark as its national symbol, applied under the oversight of Tukes (the Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency) alongside the international Common Control Mark recognised by Vienna Convention member states.
Read the full section on the live price page →Market notes
Finland follows the EU-wide investment-gold VAT exemption for bars and plates of 995+ fineness with confirmed weight, while investment silver carries a full 25.5% VAT -- one of the highest standard VAT rates in the EU, with Finland's Tax Administration having updated its investment-gold guidance as recently as…
Read the full section on the live price page →Buying gold in Finland
With Finland's standard VAT at 25.5%, the gap between VAT-exempt investment gold and VAT-inclusive jewellery is substantial -- always confirm which category a Finnish quote falls into, and note that unlike gold, investment silver in Finland carries the full standard rate.
Read the full section on the live price page →Tax & duty notes
Qualifying investment gold (995+ fine bars/plates and eligible coins) is VAT-exempt in Finland under the EU-wide investment-gold rules.
Read the full section on the live price page →Sources
What the Finland research is based on
Each claim below traces to a specific, checkable source rather than a general reference.
- Verohallinto (Finnish Tax Administration) — The changes to VAT rates
Supports: Standard VAT rate rising from 24% to 25.5% effective 1 September 2024
Checked Sep 6, 2026
- Tavex Finland — Is investment gold and silver exempt from VAT in Finland?
Supports: Investment-gold VAT exemption since 2000 EU-wide, and 25.5% VAT applying to investment silver with no exemption
Checked Sep 6, 2026
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Methodology
How we calculate the price
- We fetch the international spot gold price (XAU/USD) live from xaus.com + gold-api.com, with automatic failover between providers.
- The spot rate is converted into the local currency using live exchange rates from exchangerate-api.com, then scaled by purity (24K, 22K, 18K…) and by weight (gram, tola, ounce, kilogram, baht).
- The result is the pure spot value. Retail counters may add dealer premium, tax and making charges — the number here is the underlying benchmark.