Last update: 00:55 Tuesday 25 August 2026
On Tuesday 25 August 2026, the price of Gold 18K in Iran's free exchange market is 22,103,980 Toman, 221,039,800 Rials. This is a 415,540 Toman (1.92%) increase compared to yesterday.
Based on the live sell rate; 1 Gold 18K = 22,103,980 Toman.
Dolarchand has tracked the Gold 18K since July 2013; the first recorded rate was 102,500 Toman and it trades around 22,103,980 Toman today. Over the past year the Gold 18K has risen about 184.67%. The highest recorded price was 22,450,250 Toman in August 2026, and the lowest 88,000 Toman in November 2013.
18-karat gold is the standard for jewellery in Iran: 750 parts per 1,000 (75%) pure gold. The price on this page is the free-market price of one gram of 18K — the number jewellers price from, before adding crafting fees, margin and VAT.
The 18K gram price derives directly from the bazaar's mesghal quote: the mozaneh (price of one mesghal) divided by 4.3318. Gram and mesghal therefore always move together, in the same proportion.
Two forces set gold's price in Iran at once: the global gold ounce (in dollars) and the free-market dollar. When both rise, gold jumps; when they move against each other, they partly cancel — which is why gold in Iran is both an inflation hedge and a mirror of the dollar.
As of today, Gold 18K is about 22,103,980 Toman on Dolarchand, an increase of 415,540 Toman from yesterday's 21,688,440 Toman.
Yesterday, Gold 18K was around 21,688,440 Toman. Comparing it with today's price shows how the rate has moved over the last 24 hours.
The Gold 18K price is shown in Toman. To convert to Rial, multiply by 10.
Yes, the chart on this page shows the Gold 18K price over the last week, month, six months, year, or any custom start date you choose.
The bazaar mozaneh quotes one mesghal (4.6083 grams) on the 17-karat convention. Dividing it by 4.3318 gives the 18K gram price; this site's quotes follow that exact ratio.
This page prices the gold itself. Shops add crafting fees, their margin and VAT on top, so finished jewellery always costs more than the raw gram rate.
