Good Delivery gold bar
The wholesale standard of the London bullion market, held by banks and central banks.
- Weight
- 350 to 430 fine oz
- Fineness
- 995.0 minimum
- Spot value, 400 oz
- US$ 1,653,320
Bullion
Refined gold and silver bullion, supplied from Dubai
Crest Metals supplies bullion in the market's standard formats, sourced from accredited refiners and delivered to the buyer's nominated vault or premises on agreed terms.
Indicative spot prices
Gold XAU
4,133.30
USD/oz +23.40 (+0.57%)
AED/oz
Silver XAG
60.14
USD/oz +0.471 (+0.79%)
AED/oz
Platinum XPT
1,651.00
USD/oz +24.00 (+1.48%)
AED/oz
Palladium XPD
1,124.00
USD/oz +23.00 (+2.09%)
AED/oz
Gold kilobar 1 kg
132,889
USD, spot value
AED
Gold 24K AED/g
488.03
At the AED 3.6725 peg
USD/g
Indicative spot · Kitco bid · 8 Oct 2026, 06:01 GSTIndicative prices before premiums and charges. They do not constitute an offer.
Standard bullion formats
The formats below are the market's established standards. Spot values are calculated from the indicative prices above and exclude fabrication, premiums, delivery and duties. Availability is confirmed for each enquiry.
Kilobar
Widely traded across the Gulf and Asia for investment and jewellery manufacturing.
- Weight
- 1 kg (32.15 oz)
- Fineness
- 999.9
- Spot value
- US$ 132,889
Ten tola bar
The traditional bar of the Gulf and South Asian markets, often called the TT bar.
- Weight
- 116.64 g (3.75 oz)
- Fineness
- 999.0
- Spot value
- AED 56,924
100 gram bar
A smaller cast or minted bar for investment and retail distribution.
- Weight
- 100 g (3.22 oz)
- Fineness
- 999.9
- Spot value
- US$ 13,289
One ounce bar
The reference unit of the precious metals market, minted for investment.
- Weight
- 31.10 g (1 oz)
- Fineness
- 999.9
- Spot value
- US$ 4,133
Good Delivery silver bar
The wholesale silver standard, traded by banks, refiners and industrial users.
- Weight
- 750 to 1,100 oz
- Fineness
- 999.0 minimum
- Spot value, 1,000 oz
- US$ 60,140
Bar renderings show the relative order of size and are not drawn to scale. Stamps are illustrative; each bar carries its own refiner hallmark and serial number.
Sourcing and accreditation
Bullion from accredited refiners
Refined bullion supplied by Crest Metals is produced by refiners accredited to recognised international standards, including the LBMA Good Delivery List and the UAE Good Delivery Standard. Each bar carries the refiner's hallmark, serial number, fineness and weight.
Crest Metals also trades gold doré and semi-processed gold, which is channelled to accredited refining partners for processing into bullion. Precious metals
Delivery and custody
Delivery to vault or premises
Bullion is delivered to the buyer's nominated vault, refinery or premises through insured, specialist logistics providers. Storage in Dubai can be arranged with approved vault operators.
Terms of delivery, title transfer and settlement are agreed in writing before each transaction.
Units of weight
Troy ounce31.1035 gThe unit in which precious metals are priced and traded worldwide.
Tola11.6638 gThe traditional unit of the Gulf and South Asian gold markets.
Kilogram32.1507 ozThe basis of the kilobar, widely traded across the Gulf and Asia.
Buying bullion from Crest Metals
Complete onboarding
Complete our onboarding, including identification of the company, its beneficial owners and its source of funds.
Request a quotation
Confirm the format, quantity, fineness and delivery point. We provide a quotation referenced to recognised international benchmarks.
Settle and take delivery
Settlement and delivery take place on the terms agreed in writing, through our specialist logistics and banking partners.
Start a transaction with Crest Metals
Tell us what you supply or what you want to buy. We reply with the documents we need for onboarding and the next step for your first lot.