Karat | Ounce | Gram |
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24 | XCD: 8,993.73 USD: 3,327.87 | XCD: 289.15 USD: 106.99 |
22 | XCD: 8,244.25 USD: 3,050.55 | XCD: 265.06 USD: 98.08 |
21 | XCD: 7,869.52 USD: 2,911.89 | XCD: 253.01 USD: 93.62 |
18 | XCD: 6,745.30 USD: 2,495.90 | XCD: 216.87 USD: 80.25 |
14 | XCD: 5,246.34 USD: 1,941.26 | XCD: 168.67 USD: 62.41 |
Gold Price Analysis
- ▲ Price increased by 1.06% (95.06 XCD) compared to yesterday.
- ▼ Price decreased by 0.40% (36.54 XCD) compared to last week.
- ▲ Price increased by 3.86% (337.53 XCD) compared to last month.
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FAQ
What is today’s gold price per gram in Saint Vincent & the Grenadines?
It is determined daily using LBMA London rates and the XCD/USD rate.
Who publishes the official gold rates in Saint Vincent & the Grenadines?
The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank issues the regional metals bulletin.
Where can investors buy and sell gold in Kingstown?
Licensed boutiques on Bay Street and duty‑free shops at the cruise port.
How do hurricane‑alert preparations impact gold demand?
Pre‑storm readiness can drive small‑scale bar purchases, raising premiums.
Is gold considered a safe investment in Saint Vincent & the Grenadines?
Yes—it is a portable and reliable store of wealth in island economies.
Popular Gold Bullion Prices Worldwide
Weight | Price in USD | Price in XCD |
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Ounce | $3,327.87 | XCD: 8,993.73 |
Gram | $106.99 | XCD: 289.15 |
2.5 Gram | $267.48 | XCD: 722.89 |
5 Gram | $534.97 | XCD: 1,445.77 |
10 Gram | $1,069.93 | XCD: 2,891.55 |
50 Gram | $5,349.67 | XCD: 14,457.75 |
100 Gram | $10,699.34 | XCD: 28,915.50 |
Half Kilogram | $53,496.70 | XCD: 144,577.50 |
Kilogram | $106,993.39 | XCD: 289,154.99 |
Gold in Saint Vincent & the Grenadines
In Saint Vincent & the Grenadines, gold is celebrated as an intimate emblem of island tradition and economic prudence. In the local markets of Kingstown and its neighboring communities, skilled goldsmiths work with care to craft exquisite jewelry that carries subtle hints of indigenous charm and colonial heritage. Gold is reserved for special occasions—weddings, religious festivities, and important communal celebrations—where it is exchanged as a long‑lasting heirloom and a secure store of value. With the gradual introduction of digital platforms providing real‑time price updates, the local gold trade is steadily integrating with global markets, achieving greater transparency and trust. Government-mandated quality controls assure buyers of each piece’s purity and fine craftsmanship, reinforcing gold’s status as both a cultural treasure and a resilient financial asset. In Saint Vincent & the Grenadines, every glimmer of gold is cherished as a bridge between the island’s storied past and its hopeful, prosperous future.