Gold prices in Jordan Wednesday, May 7
Gold prices in Jordan remained stable on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, according to the latest pricing issued by the Jordanian Jewelers Syndicate (JJS).
The price of 21-carat gold, the most commonly traded among Jordanians, held steady at JD 69 per gram for selling and JD 67 for buying.
Meanwhile, 24-carat gold was listed at JD 79.1 per gram for selling and JD 76.7 for buying. The 18-carat variety was priced at JD 61.5 for selling and JD 57.5 for buying.
As for 14-carat gold, it was priced at JD 46.6 for selling and JD 42 for buying.
In the gold coin market, the Rashadi lira was priced at JD 480.3 for selling and JD 461.3 for buying. The English lira reached JD 548.2 for selling and JD 527.2 for buying.
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