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Gold Weight Converter

Bhori, ana, roti, tola and grams — with carat purity and a price per bhori.

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Quick Tool Overview

The Gold Weight Converter moves between bhori, ana, roti, tola, grams and troy ounces, writes the weight the way a jeweller says it, and works out the pure gold content at any carat.

What it does
Converts gold weights between local and metric units
You give it
A weight in bhori, ana, grams or ounces
You get back
Every other unit, plus purity and value
Best for
Buying, selling and checking a jeweller’s bill
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About the Gold Weight Converter

Gold in Bangladesh and India is weighed in bhori, ana and roti, while the price on every world market is quoted per gram or per troy ounce. Buying, selling, valuing an inheritance or checking a jeweller’s bill means moving between the two, and the numbers are not round.

One bhori is 11.664 grams — the same as the Indian tola — and it divides into 16 ana, each of 6 roti. Enter a weight in any of those, or in grams, kilograms, troy ounces, pavan or masha, and get every other unit at once, with the weight also written the way a jeweller says it: 2 ভরি 5 আনা 3 রতি. Choose the carat purity to see how much pure gold is actually in the piece — 22 carat jewellery is 91.67% gold — and enter today’s rate per bhori to price the weight in front of you.

Key features of the Gold Weight Converter

The units jewellers use

Bhori, tola, ana, roti, point and masha, all from 11.664 g per bhori.

Written out properly

A gram weight shown as 2 ভরি 5 আনা 3 রতি.

Carat purity

See how much pure gold is in a 22, 21 or 18 carat piece.

Price per bhori

Enter today’s rate to value the weight, per gram and per ana.

Every unit at once

A table of the same weight in all of them, ready to copy.

How to use the Gold Weight Converter

  1. 1

    Enter the weight

    In bhori, ana, grams or any other unit on the list.

  2. 2

    Pick the unit you need

    Every other unit is shown underneath at the same time.

  3. 3

    Choose the carat

    22 carat for most jewellery, 24 for bars and coins.

  4. 4

    Add the rate, if you have it

    Enter the price per bhori to value the weight.

Frequently asked questions

11.664 grams. That is the standard used by jewellers across Bangladesh, and it is the same weight as one Indian tola.

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