Gold prices hold steady in Jordan on Wednesday, May 28
Gold prices in Jordan remained stable according to the prices quoted by the Jordanian Jewelers Syndicate (JJS) on May 28, 2025.
The official rates for May 28, 2025, were as follows:
24 -carat gold : JD 76.900 for selling, JD 74.500 for buying per gram
21 -carat gold (the most commonly traded): JD 66.700 for selling, JD 64.700 for buying
18 -carat gold : JD 59.000 for selling, JD 55.000 for buying
14 -carat gold : JD 45.200 for selling, JD 40.600 for buying
As for gold coins:
The Rashadi lira was priced at JD 471.900 for selling and JD 466.900 for buying
The English lira stood at JD 538.600 for selling and JD 533.600 for buying
The syndicate updates prices daily based on global market trends and local trading activity.
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