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🇹🇳 Gold Price Today in Tunisia | د.ت14,050
Live gold price in Tunisian Dinar (TND) — updated every 5 minutes
Last updated: May 5, 2026, 12:57 AM ET
Per Gram (TND)
د.ت451.72
Per Troy Oz (TND)
د.ت14,050
Per Kg (TND)
د.ت451,719
USD/Gold Spot
$4,532.27/oz
USD/TND Rate
1 USD = 3.1 TND
TND per gram
د.ت451.72
Gold Market in Tunisia
Tunisia has a sophisticated jewelry tradition, with artisanal gold craft concentrated in the Medina of Tunis and the goldsmith souks of major cities. The Tunisian dinar is a non-convertible currency with capital controls, making gold an important offshore savings vehicle for the growing diaspora. Tunisia does not produce significant quantities of gold domestically but is an active importer for jewelry manufacturing.
Why do people in Tunisia buy gold?
For Tunisians, gold jewelry is central to wedding traditions — brides are often adorned with gold necklaces, bracelets, and earrings representing family wealth. Gold is also the preferred gift for newborns and for Eid celebrations. With the dinar subject to capital controls and gradual depreciation, physical gold jewelry doubles as savings that retain value and can be liquidated if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions — Gold in Tunisia
What is the gold price today in Tunisia in dinars?
The gold price in Tunisian dinars is converted from the USD spot price at the USD/TND exchange rate. Tunisia's central bank manages the dinar within a controlled range, and gold import prices may include additional taxes and customs duties set by Tunisian authorities.
Why is gold jewelry so important in Tunisian culture?
Gold jewelry is central to Tunisian weddings and social traditions. Brides receive significant gold jewelry from their families as part of their trousseau, representing both cultural tradition and practical financial provision. The jewelry can be pawned or sold if a family faces hardship, making it both ornamental and functional as a savings vehicle.
Can I bring gold into or out of Tunisia?
Tunisia has regulations on gold imports and exports due to capital controls. Travelers may bring limited amounts of gold jewelry for personal use, but importing gold for commercial purposes requires permits. Exporting gold is restricted, which is why gold purchased in Tunisia tends to stay within the country.