22K gold price today in Libya
Monday, 16 November 2026
22K gold · gramin Libyan dinars
UpdatedSell
737.90
Buy~735.32
−0.03%−0.20 LYD
- Today's high
- 738.10
- Today's low
- 737.90
Today's range (ounce, USD)
Gold prices in Libya today (LYD)
Sell
805.00
Buy802.18
Sell
737.90
Buy735.32
Sell
704.40
Buy701.93
Sell
603.80
Buy601.69
Sell
469.60
Buy467.96
| in Libyan dinars | Sell | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| Gold pound8 g · 21K | 5,635 | ~5,615 |
| Ounce24K · 31.1 g | 25,038 | ~24,951 |
- Prices are for the metal only and exclude the making charge.
- When you sell, shops pay the buy price, usually 1–2% below the sell price.
- Karat prices follow local jewelers' boards in Libya.
- ~ estimated from the typical shop spread
One gram of 22-karat gold in Libya sells for 737.90 Libyan dinars today, and shops buy it back at 735.32 Libyan dinars. Prices were last updated at 00:18 Libya time.
Gold price by weight in Libya
Sell prices in Libyan dinars, metal only.
| Weight | 22K |
|---|---|
| 1 g | 737.90 |
| 2.5 g | 1,845 |
| 5 g | 3,690 |
| 8 g | 5,903 |
| 10 g | 7,379 |
| 20 g | 14,758 |
| 1 ounce | 22,951 |
| 50 g | 36,895 |
| 100 g | 73,790 |
| 1 kilo | 737,900 |
What is 22K gold?
22-karat gold is 91.6% gold (916 fineness) mixed with copper and silver. It is the standard for jewelry in India, Pakistan and much of the Gulf, and for coins such as the British sovereign.
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Gold price by karat in Libya
22K gold price history in Libya, day by day
Last 2 days, sell price per gram in LYD
| Date | Open | High | Low | Close | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 738.10 | 738.10 | 737.90 | 737.90 | −0.03% | |
| 738.40 | 738.40 | 738.10 | 738.10 | — |
Open is the first price recorded that day and close the last; change is against the previous day's close. Dates are in the market's own time zone.
Frequently asked questions
22K gold price today in Libya
One gram of 22-karat gold in Libya sells for 737.90 Libyan dinars today, and shops buy it back at 735.32 Libyan dinars.
What is 22K gold?
22-karat gold is 91.6% gold (916 fineness) mixed with copper and silver. It is the standard for jewelry in India, Pakistan and much of the Gulf, and for coins such as the British sovereign.
Why is the buy price lower than the sell price?
The gap between the two is the jeweler's margin for handling, refining and resale risk. When you sell gold, the shop pays the buy price. When you buy, you pay the sell price plus the making charge.
Do these prices include the making charge?
No. The making charge (workmanship) is added per gram or per piece and depends on the design and the shop. Use our gold calculator to add it.