22ct Gold Textured Block Pattern Bangle
£2,150.00
22ct Gold Ring for Gents | Size S
£1,845.00
22ct Gold Rosette Stud Earring | 18mm
£2,205.00
22ct Sunrise Gold Waterfall Necklace | 5mm
£2,265.00 – £2,705.00Price range: £2,265.00 through £2,705.00
22ct Sunrise Gold Elchi Necklace
£2,185.00
22ct Gold Trishul and Damru Pendant
£2,100.00
22ct Gold Fine Textured Slim Bangle
£2,060.00
Leaf Pattern 22ct Gold Bangle
£2,150.00
22ct Gold Ladies Bangle With DC
£1,985.00
22ct Gold Diamond-Cut Pyramid Bangle
£1,990.00
22ct Gold Dancing Peacock Pendant
£1,940.00
22ct Gold Mang Tikka
£1,980.00
22Carat Yellow Gold Rudraksha Bracelet
£2,075.00
22ct Gold Armari Collection Drop Earring
£2,225.00
What is a tola in gold jewellery?
A tola is a traditional South Asian weight unit used for gold. In jewellery today, most 22ct pieces follow the new 10g jewellery tola, while bullion bars still follow the traditional 11.66g tola. When you buy a necklace, bangle or pendant labelled “1 tola,” the gram weight shown by the jeweller will confirm whether it is a 10g or 11.66g standard. In the UK both versions are understood, but jewellery almost always refers to the 10g tola.
How many grams are in 1 tola of gold?
There are two accepted tola standards:
Traditional tola (Bullion bars): approx. 11.66 grams
New jewellery tola (22ct jewellery): exactly 10 grams
Most UK jewellers listing “1 tola jewellery” mean 10g, while bullion dealers use 11.66g. Product pages should always list the exact gram weight.
How much is 1 tola of gold worth in the UK?
The value of 1 tola depends on which tola standard applies and the live UK gold price per gram.
Jewellery tola: 10g × live 22ct price per gram
Bullion tola: 11.66g × live 24ct price per gram
Jewellery may include making charges. Bullion bars may include minting premiums. Because gold prices fluctuate, 1 tola value changes throughout the day.
Is 10g the same as 1 tola?
For 22ct jewellery, yes — 10g is treated as a full 1 jewellery tola.
For bullion, no — 10g is less than the traditional 11.66g tola.
This is why gold bars and jewellery sometimes show different weights even if both say “1 tola.”
What is the difference between jewellery tola and bullion tola?
The jewellery tola is a simplified metric tola of 10 grams used for 22ct gold pieces such as bangles, chains and pendants.
The bullion tola is the traditional South Asian measure of 11.66 grams, still widely used for pure 24K gold bars.
Both are authentic; the key is knowing which is used for the product you are buying.
Is buying gold tolas better than buying coins?
It depends on your purpose:
Tola bars (11.66g) are popular for saving and gifting, especially in South Asian households.
Tola jewellery (10g) combines investment value with wearability.
Gold coins have wide global recognition and often feature mint designs.
All formats derive value from gold weight. Choose based on your cultural preference, resale comfort and how you plan to use the gold.
How do I calculate multiple tolas of gold (2, 5, etc.)?
Use the correct tola standard:
Jewellery tola (10g each):
2 tola = 20g
5 tola = 50g
Bullion tola (11.66g each):
2 tola = 23.32g
5 tola = 58.3g
Multiply the total grams by the live UK gold rate to estimate value. This helps when comparing different weights or planning a jewellery purchase.
How much gold is typically needed for a bridal jewellery set, in tolas?
At PureJewels, every bridal jewellery set is a personal expression of heritage and elegance. The amount of gold required can vary beautifully depending on whether your vision leans toward contemporary minimalism or a more traditional, statement look. To help guide you, we use the simplified jeweller’s measure where 1 tola = 10 grams for 22ct gold.
Modern Lightweight Bridal Set
For those drawn to contemporary grace and comfort.
Common inclusions:
Necklace: 20–25g → 2.0–2.5 tola
Earrings (pair): 10–12g → 1.0–1.2 tola
Bangles (pair): 30–35g → 3.0–3.5 tola
Approximate total weight:
60–72g in total
6–7.2 tola of 22ct gold
Traditional Heavy Bridal Set
Ideal for those who wish to honour classic grandeur and ceremonial richness.
Typical inclusions:
Statement Necklace: 60–75g → 6.0–7.5 tola
Kada-style Bangles (pair): 60–70g → 6.0–7.0 tola
Earrings (e.g. Jhumka, Dropper or Chand Bali): 25–30g → 2.5–3.0 tola
Maang Tikka: 10–15g → 1.0–1.5 tola
Nath (Nose Ring): 7–10g → 0.7–1.0 tola
Approximate total weight:
162–200g
16.2–20 tola of 22ct gold
Medium Weight Range – A Balanced Choice
Bridging elegance and tradition, many brides today choose a refined yet meaningful ensemble that offers both comfort and presence.
A typical medium set might include:
Necklace: 30–35g → 3.0–3.5 tola
Earrings: 12–15g → 1.2–1.5 tola
Bangles (pair): 40–45g → 4.0–4.5 tola
Optional Maang Tikka or Nath: 8–10g → 0.8–1.0 tola
Estimated total:
90–105g
9–10.5 tola of 22ct gold
Your final gold weight will depend on your chosen designs, quantity of pieces, and the significance of each ornament in your bridal story. At PureJewels, we would be honoured to guide you through this selection—crafting a set that reflects your journey, values, and personal elegance.