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Tola to Gram Conversion in Nepal: Gold and Silver Weight

Gold and silver weights in Nepal are often discussed in tola, while international jewellery specifications and digital scales commonly show grams. A tola-to-gram converter makes it easier to compare the same weight in both units.

Published by PDFora · Last updated November 1, 2026

How many grams are in one tola?

One tola is approximately 11.6638038 grams. To convert tola into grams, multiply the tola value by 11.6638038. To convert grams into tola, divide the gram value by the same factor.

For example, 1 tola is about 11.664 grams and 5 tola is about 58.319 grams. The converter displays additional decimal places for convenience.

Convert tola into grams

For the reverse calculation, select Grams to tola and enter the gram value.

  1. Open the Tola to Gram Converter.
  2. Choose Tola to grams.
  3. Enter the weight in tola.
  4. Read the result in grams and check the decimal precision required.

Weight is not the same as gold price

This tool converts weight only. It does not provide a live gold rate, purity assessment, jewellery making charge, tax, buyback price or final shop quotation.

The value of jewellery can depend on purity, market rate, workmanship and seller terms. Confirm the weight and price with the jeweller before making a purchase or sale.

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Frequently asked questions

How many grams is 1 tola?

One tola is approximately 11.6638038 grams.

How do I convert grams to tola?

Divide the gram weight by 11.6638038.

Does the converter show today's gold price?

No. It converts weight only and does not fetch live gold prices.

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