The price of a piece of jewellery is not a fixed number. A large part of it is the value of the gold it carries, and the gold rate rises and falls through the day.
What the price is made of
- The gold: the weight of gold in the piece, multiplied by that day's rate for a gram of 18 karat gold.
- The making charge: the cost of making and finishing the piece.
- The stones: the value of the diamonds and other stones, if the piece is set.
- The seller's margin, and tax wherever the law sets one.
Why two weights are shown
“Gross weight” is the piece with its stones. Gold is priced on the “gold weight, without stones”: the weight of the piece once the stones are taken away. On this site you see both beside every piece.
The prices on this site
Saberian's own accounting system works out each price from the day's gold rate, and the site shows that figure automatically. When the gold rate moves, the prices update without anyone changing them by hand.
If a piece says “Price on request”, no live price is published for it; ask on WhatsApp. The final figure is always confirmed at purchase.