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916 Gold Price · 22K

916 Gold Price Today

The 916 (22K) gold-content value, computed from the official Bank Negara Malaysia Kijang Emas 999.9 price (999 × 0.916). This is the pure-gold value within 916 — the actual goldsmith price is higher because it includes workmanship.

As of: 24 Aug 2026
916 gold-content value · per gramRM 584.55ESTIMATE · not a goldsmith price
Per gram (916)RM 584.55
Per mayam (916)RM 1,946.57
Per tael / tahil (916)RM 22,095.80
999.9 · 24K · 916 · 22K

999.9 vs 916 — what's the difference?

RM 18,182 — 916 · 22K / oz
ESTIMATE · 999.9 × 0.916 · not a goldsmith quote999.9 ≈ RM 638.16/g·916 ≈ RM 584.55/g

Kijang Emas is pure 999.9 (24K) gold — the official Bank Negara price. The “916” price you see at goldsmiths is 22K gold (916 = 91.6% pure). The 916 gold-content value is estimated as the 999.9 price × 0.916.

The actual goldsmith price is higher because it includes workmanship and dealer margin. This figure is the gold-content value only, not the price of finished jewellery.

Read: Kijang Emas vs 916
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Where to buy 916 gold?

Compare goldsmiths, dealers & physical-gold platforms in Malaysia — most sell 916 jewellery & bars.

916 gold FAQ

What is 916 gold?
916 gold is 22-karat gold that is 91.6% pure (hence “916”). It is the most common purity for jewellery in Malaysia — more durable than 24K pure gold because of the added alloy.
What is the 916 gold price per gram today?
The 916 gold-content value today is about RM 584.55/gram (999 price × 0.916), based on the official Bank Negara Kijang Emas fixing on 24 Aug 2026. A goldsmith's actual selling price is higher because it adds workmanship (upah) and margin.
How much is 1 mayam of 916 gold?
1 mayam of 916 gold ≈ RM 1,946.57 in gold content (1 mayam ≈ 3.33 grams). The shop price will be higher once workmanship is added.
What is the difference between 916 and 999 gold?
999 (24K) is pure gold — the Kijang Emas standard. 916 (22K) is 91.6% gold, mixed with a little alloy for durability, and is what most jewellery is made of.
Why is the goldsmith's 916 price higher than this?
This figure is the bare gold-content value only. Shops add a workmanship charge (upah) and their margin, so the counter price for a finished 916 piece is always higher.