Gold price chart in GBP

Explore a rolling one-year chart of dated gold market observations in pounds per gram. It updates after daily history processing and is not a current spot quote or a customer buying rate.

Gold market history in GBP per gram

Daily historical market references from 8 Oct 2025 to (UTC source dates). Data through that recorded day only; these are not current spot quotes or London Gold Centre buying offers.

This view uses the previous complete historical window. Check the source date above; a newer series may become available after daily processing.

Latest dated observation£99.9652/g7 Oct 2026
Lowest observed£94.9448/g16 Jul 2026
Highest observed£129.0653/g1 Mar 2026
Gold daily market reference, GBP per gram One year of actual dated observations. The line stops at missing source dates; lowest £94.9448 per gram and highest £129.0653 per gram. The table below shows representative dates, these extrema, and every missing date. 8 Oct 2025 7 Oct 2026

The plotted line uses every available daily observation. For a shorter text view, the table lists one representative date per month, the exact latest/lowest/highest dates, and every missing source date. It is not a complete daily value export.

Monthly representative observations, latest and range extremes, plus all missing source dates
DateGBP per gramRecord
£96.1865/gMonthly sample
£97.8403/gMonthly sample
£102.9291/gMonthly sample
£103.7968/gMonthly sample
£111.7026/gMonthly sample
£129.0653/gMonthly sample; Highest observed
£115.6069/gMonthly sample
£109.1982/gMonthly sample
£107.1041/gMonthly sample
£97.6947/gMonthly sample
£94.9448/gLowest observed
£96.3753/gMonthly sample
£102.9418/gMonthly sample
£101.8837/gMonthly sample
£99.9652/gLatest dated observation

Source: Metals-API GBP-based daily XAU/XAG time-series records, held in the site's R4 dated history store. Conversion uses the existing chart's rounded 31.1035 grams per troy ounce. A missing provider day remains a gap. Historical market prices differ from a current quote and from the price offered for an assessed item.

What this chart measures

The chart reads dated Metals-API GBP-based gold time-series observations from the site’s R4 history store. The visible source dates show the actual rolling one-year window. Historical data is not an intraday spot quote or the price we would offer for an assessed item. No five-year or ten-year series is claimed.

Each stored value in pounds per troy ounce is divided by 31.1035, the rounded conversion constant used by this site’s chart, to show pounds per gram. Missing source dates remain visible gaps rather than estimated values.

Reading a movement

Compare dates using the same currency, unit and source convention. A sterling gold movement can reflect both the underlying metal market and the exchange rate. A past range cannot predict a future price or determine what a particular piece of jewellery will sell for.

An item’s indicative selling estimate also depends on its verified purity, assessed metal weight, applicable buying rate and any item-specific characteristics.

Looking to sell or buy?

For an item-specific selling estimate, use the gold price calculator. If you are looking to buy bullion instead, see gold bars in our shop; product prices differ from seller buying rates.