Gold Purity Calculator by Ratti — For TMR Weight

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Conversion Reference:

1 Tola = 11.664 Grams

1 Tola = 12 Masha

1 Masha = 0.972 Grams

1 Tola = 96 Ratti

1 Ratti = 0.1215 Grams

1 Masha = 8 Ratti

Calculator Guide

Karat Purity Calculator (Ratti Input, Tola Output) — South Asian Gold

Ratti-input, tola-output karat purity calculator: enter weight in ratti and karat purity, get pure gold content expressed back in tola/masha/ratti units. Both sides of the calculation stay in South Asian weight units, matching how Pakistani and Indian jewellers actually book transactions in their daily ledgers.

Most useful for shopkeepers who need to express pure-gold value in the same units customers handed in pieces with — saving a mental conversion step at the counter.


When to use this calculator

  • Bazaar bookkeeping — both buy and sell sides recorded in matching units.
  • Small-piece valuation without crossing into grams or troy ounces.

Fully South Asian: Ratti In, Tola Out

This is the most locally-oriented variant of the karat purity calculator: input in ratti, output in tola/masha/ratti. Both sides of the calculation stay in South Asian weight units, matching how Pakistani and Indian jewellers actually book transactions in their daily ledgers when dealing with small ornaments.

The calculation chain is: ratti → grams (× 0.1215) → pure gold grams (× karat/24) → tola/masha/ratti (÷ 11.664, remainder × 12, remainder × 8). All steps run at full floating-point precision internally; only the final display rounds to the nearest 0.01 ratti.

For the same calculation with gram output — useful when submitting to an international refiner or filing customs documentation — the ratti-to-grams karat purity calculator returns the same pure-gold figure in metric units.


Ratti → tola pure gold

Pure ratti = Input ratti × (Karat ÷ 24). Then express as tola/masha/ratti: divide by 96 for tola, the remainder by 8 for masha, the rest stays as ratti.


Step-by-step calculation

Example: 48 ratti of 22K gold

  1. 1

    Convert ratti to grams

    grams = ratti × 0.1215

    48 × 0.1215 = 5.832 g

  2. 2

    Calculate pure gold (grams)

    pure (g) = grams × (karat ÷ 24)

    5.832 × (22÷24) = 5.347 g

  3. 3

    Convert pure grams to tola

    tola = grams ÷ 11.664

    5.347 ÷ 11.664 = 0.4584 tola

  4. 4

    Express as tola/masha/ratti

    tola decimal → TMR

    0.4584 tola = 0 tola 5 masha 4.7 ratti


Sample conversions

InputResult
96 ratti at 22K88 ratti pure ≈ 11 masha (0.917 tola)
24 ratti at 24K24 ratti pure = 3 masha (1/4 tola)
8 ratti at 18K6 ratti pure

Quick Reference — Ratti Input to Pure Gold (Tola/Masha/Ratti)

Ratti InputAt 22K (916)
8 ratti (1 masha)0 tola 0m 7.3r pure
16 ratti (2 masha)0 tola 1m 6.7r pure
48 ratti (6 masha)0 tola 5m 4.0r pure
96 ratti (1 tola)0 tola 11m 0r pure
192 ratti (2 tola)1 tola 10m 0r pure

Pure ratti = Input ratti × (karat ÷ 24). Convert: 96 ratti = 1 tola, 8 ratti = 1 masha.


Frequently asked questions

Q1

When would I use ratti-to-tola purity instead of ratti-to-grams?

When your downstream pricing (per tola rate) and customer conversation both use tola/masha/ratti, this variant avoids round-trip gram conversion and the rounding noise that accumulates across multiple conversion steps.

Q2

How do I express 88 ratti pure gold as tola/masha/ratti?

88 ratti ÷ 96 = 0.9167 tola = 0 tola 11 masha 0 ratti. Calculation: 88 ÷ 8 = 11 masha, 0 ratti remainder. This matches 22K purity on exactly 1 tola gross (96 ratti × 22/24 = 88 ratti pure).

Q3

Why might a jeweller prefer ratti output over gram output for a customer receipt?

Customers in traditional Sarafa Bazar markets recognise tola/masha/ratti as familiar units. A receipt showing "11 masha 0 ratti pure gold" is immediately meaningful; a receipt showing "10.692 g pure gold" requires a mental tola conversion before it means anything to them.

Q4

Is there rounding loss when converting ratti to tola for small weights?

Yes — expressing ratti as tola/masha/ratti involves integer masha values. For weights that do not divide evenly, a fractional ratti appears. The calculator preserves the fractional ratti to 2 decimal places to minimise rounding in settlements.

Q5

What is the minimum weight that makes sense to express in ratti?

Practically, any piece above 1 ratti (0.1215 g) can be expressed in ratti. Below that, milligrams are used. The maximum useful ratti range before switching to masha is around 8 ratti (1 masha) — beyond that, expressing in masha + remaining ratti is clearer.


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