Platinum Price Calculator: Pt 950 Jewellery Price with Making Charges and GST
Free tool · Updated October 2, 2026 · By CouponTalk · Reviewed by CouponTalk Expert Reviews on
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Platinum jewellery is usually Pt 950, meaning 95% pure platinum. Its price is the metal value (weight × rate × purity) plus making charges and 3% GST. Making charges for platinum are often higher than for gold, because platinum is harder to work. A 6 g Pt 950 band at ₹3,500 a gram of pure platinum holds about ₹19,950 of metal before making charges and GST.
How to use this calculator
- Enter the pure platinum rate per gram.
- Add weight and purity from the tag.
- Enter making charges and any diamond value.
Reference table
| Mark | Purity | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Pt 950 | 95% | Standard for platinum jewellery |
| Pt 900 | 90% | Some bands and settings |
| Pt 850 | 85% | Lower-cost pieces |
Example figures only. Use the rate your jeweller quotes.
Frequently asked questions
Is platinum more expensive than gold?
Per gram the metal price varies with the market, but platinum jewellery often costs more because it is denser, purer (95%) and harder to work.
What is Pt 950?
95% pure platinum, the standard for platinum jewellery.
Can I resell platinum jewellery?
Yes, but fewer shops buy platinum than gold, and deductions can be higher. Ask about buy-back terms when you buy.
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