J-04 · Sell · Grams, tola, karat
A gold price calculator POS works out a piece's price from its weight, karat and today's rate, so the counter never guesses. In GetJewelryPOS you enter the day's rate yourself, and each item is priced as weight times the rate for its karat, plus making charge per gram, flat or percentage, plus stone value. Grams, tola, masha, ratti and troy ounce are all supported.
Definition
Making charge is the labor and design cost added on top of a piece's metal value. Jewelers set it per gram, as a flat amount or as a percentage of the metal value. It differs by design and workshop, which is why two chains of identical weight and karat can carry different prices.
J-04 · At the counter and the bench
Each morning enter your rate for the day, from your supplier, bullion dealer or sarafa association. The software uses the rate you enter; it does not fetch one.
Record the item's weight in grams or tola and choose its karat, such as 24K, 22K, 21K, 18K or 14K. Purity for each karat comes from the unit table.
Apply the making charge per gram, as a flat amount or as a percentage, and add any stone value. The counter sees each part of the price separately.
The invoice can show weight, karat, rate, making charge and stones on separate lines. Customers see how the price was built, which ends most arguments at the counter.
Specification
Use grams, tola, masha, ratti or troy ounce, with a secondary unit shown. One tola is 11.664 grams, so staff never convert by hand. Weights show to the precision your scale reads, and invoices can show both units.
Purity is set per karat: 24K, 22K, 21K, 18K and 14K, plus lower karats if you sell them. The rate for each karat follows from the pure-gold rate you enter.
Set making per gram, as a flat amount per piece or as a percentage of metal value. Different product groups can use different methods. Change the making method on a single sale when a customer negotiates.
Diamonds and colored stones are added as their own value, not hidden in the gold price. When rates move, the stones do not get repriced by accident. Stone details can sit on the item record beside the certificate fields.
When the rate changes, it changes for every counter. No more one counter selling on yesterday's rate while the next one has updated. Set the rate once in the morning and every weight-priced piece follows it.
Invoice layouts can show the price build-up line by line. That suits customers who check the sum on their phone before they pay. Layouts are set per location, so each shop can show the breakdown its customers expect.
By market
Same software, local habits. Pick a market to read the note for it.
US · USD
US stores usually tag finished pieces at a fixed price, but 22K and 24K gold in South Asian districts such as Hillcroft in Houston is often priced by weight; both work side by side. State sales tax is added at checkout.
Jewelry POS in United StatesAE · AED
In the UAE, gold is quoted per gram by karat and making charges are negotiated at the counter; show prices VAT-inclusive and send the breakdown on WhatsApp when a customer asks.
Jewelry POS in UAEPK · PKR
Pakistani counters quote per tola using the daily sarafa rate; enter the rate and weigh in tola, masha and ratti while the invoice also shows grams.
Jewelry POS in PakistanThere is no live gold feed. GetJewelryPOS never fetches or quotes a market rate; you enter your rate for the day and stay responsible for it. Figures on this page are worked examples, not prices. The software does not test purity, so hallmark or assay checks are yours. Card payments go through your own processor and terminal.
Under the loupe
No. You enter your rate for the day yourself. The software does not fetch or quote any market rate, so the price always reflects the rate you chose.
Yes. Weigh in tola, masha and ratti or in grams, and show the other as a secondary unit. One tola is 11.664 grams.
24K, 22K, 21K, 18K and 14K are set up with their purity, and lower karats such as 10K and 9K are available. Purity values sit in one unit table.
Per gram, as a flat amount per piece or as a percentage of metal value. You can use different methods for different product groups.
Yes. Stone value is its own line. A change in the gold rate updates the metal value only.
The new rate applies to weight-priced items across the store. Sales already completed keep the price they were sold at.
Yes. Invoice layouts can print weight, karat, rate, making charge and stone value on separate lines.
Yes. Branded watches or fixed-tag pieces sit beside weight-priced gold in the same sale.
No. Purity comes from the karat you select. Hallmarking, assay and testing remain the store's job.
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