21K gold price today in Egypt

Tuesday, 27 October 2026 · Last update 5:55 PM

21K price per gram
6,370 EGP ▲ 40 EGP (+0.64%) vs yesterday
Sell price (shops pay): 6,350 EGP

The price of one gram of 21K gold in Egypt today, 27 October 2026, is about 6,370 EGP, up 40 EGP (0.64%) from yesterday.

GramPriceSellvs yesterday
24K 7,280 EGP 7,257 EGP ▲ 46 EGP (+0.64%)
22K 6,673 EGP 6,652 EGP ▲ 42 EGP (+0.64%)
21K 6,370 EGP 6,350 EGP ▲ 40 EGP (+0.64%)
18K 5,460 EGP 5,443 EGP ▲ 35 EGP (+0.64%)
Gold pound 50,960 EGP 50,800 EGP ▲ 322 EGP (+0.64%)
Ounce228,062 EGP—$4,052

21K price trend in Egypt

21K prices by weight today

1 g
6,370 EGP
2 g
12,740 EGP
2.5 g
15,925 EGP
4 g
25,480 EGP
5 g
31,850 EGP
8 g
50,960 EGP
10 g
63,700 EGP
15 g
95,550 EGP
20 g
127,400 EGP
50 g
318,500 EGP
100 g
637,000 EGP

Before making charges.

21K price in Egypt — last 5 days

DayPriceChange
Today 6,370 EGP ▲ 40
Monday, 26 October 6,330 EGP ▲ 39
Sunday, 25 October 6,290 EGP ▲ 16
Saturday, 24 October 6,275 EGP ▼ 5
Friday, 23 October 6,280 EGP —

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Frequently asked questions

How much is 21K gold per gram in Egypt today?

21K gold in Egypt today, 27 October 2026, is about 6,370 EGP per gram (last update 5:55 PM). The sell price (what shops pay you) is about 6,350 EGP.

How much are 5 and 10 grams of 21K?

5 grams of 21K are about 31,850 EGP and 10 grams about 63,700 EGP, before making charges.

What does 21K mean?

21K means 21 parts out of 24 are pure gold, about 87.5% purity.

Does this price include the making charge?

No. This is the raw gold price per gram. Jewellery adds a making charge on top, which varies by piece and shop, and when you sell you get the gram price without it.

Why does the gold price in Egypt change?

Gold in Egypt is priced in the local jewellers' market, driven by two things: the global ounce price in dollars and the dollar rate.