Karat | Ounce | Gram |
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24 | ZAR: 60,598.20 USD: 3,327.87 | ZAR: 1,948.28 USD: 106.99 |
22 | ZAR: 55,548.35 USD: 3,050.55 | ZAR: 1,785.92 USD: 98.08 |
21 | ZAR: 53,023.42 USD: 2,911.89 | ZAR: 1,704.74 USD: 93.62 |
18 | ZAR: 45,448.65 USD: 2,495.90 | ZAR: 1,461.21 USD: 80.25 |
14 | ZAR: 35,348.95 USD: 1,941.26 | ZAR: 1,136.49 USD: 62.41 |
Gold Price Analysis
- ▲ Price increased by 1.01% (593.37 ZAR) compared to yesterday.
- ▼ Price decreased by 1.11% (665.58 ZAR) compared to last week.
- ▲ Price increased by 0.62% (366.19 ZAR) compared to last month.
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FAQ
What is today’s gold price per gram in Eswatini?
It is set daily using LBMA London prices and the SZL/USD rate.
Who publishes the official gold rates in Eswatini?
The Central Bank of Eswatini issues a regular price bulletin.
Where can investors buy and sell gold in Mbabane?
Licensed dealers around Mbabane Market and in major banks.
How do cultural ceremonies affect gold demand?
Royal and tribal ceremonies often drive spikes in gold jewelry purchases.
Is gold considered a safe investment in Eswatini?
Yes—it is integral to both culture and personal wealth preservation.
Popular Gold Bullion Prices Worldwide
Weight | Price in USD | Price in ZAR |
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Ounce | $3,327.87 | ZAR: 60,598.20 |
Gram | $106.99 | ZAR: 1,948.28 |
2.5 Gram | $267.48 | ZAR: 4,870.69 |
5 Gram | $534.97 | ZAR: 9,741.38 |
10 Gram | $1,069.93 | ZAR: 19,482.76 |
50 Gram | $5,349.67 | ZAR: 97,413.79 |
100 Gram | $10,699.34 | ZAR: 194,827.58 |
Half Kilogram | $53,496.70 | ZAR: 974,137.92 |
Kilogram | $106,993.39 | ZAR: 1,948,275.85 |
Gold in Eswatini
In Eswatini, gold is cherished as a potent symbol of cultural dignity and economic assurance. Across the lush landscapes and vibrant communities of the kingdom, traditional gold jewelry is carefully handcrafted by local artisans whose skills have been honed over generations. Each shining piece, whether a delicately designed necklace or an ornate bracelet, is imbued with deep meaning—often worn during tribal ceremonies, weddings, and rites of passage, where it signifies social status, good fortune, and continuity. Although Eswatini’s gold market has historically been small-scale, recent developments have seen a gradual embrace of modern trading practices. Digital platforms now offer real-time updates on gold prices, allowing local merchants and consumers to navigate market fluctuations with unprecedented transparency. Coupled with stringent governmental quality measures, these technological enhancements ensure that every item of gold not only dazzles aesthetically but also stands as a secure financial asset. For the people of Eswatini, gold represents a bridge between ancient cultural narratives and a modern commitment to economic stability—a glittering resource that links the past, present, and future in every meticulously crafted piece.