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🇨🇺Platinum Rate in Cuba Today

The platinum rate in Cuba today is CUP 1,073 per gram for 18K, based on an international spot price of $1,854.00 per troy ounce. That is down CUP 9.78 from the previous close.

18K Platinum · per gram
CUP 1,073
CUP per gram · 1 g
▼ CUP 9.78 (0.90%) vs previous close (COMEX futures)
Spot $1,854.00/oz · 1 USD = 24.0000 CUP
Last 12 months · 18K per gram
▲ 16.28%
Oct 2025 Aug 2026
COMEX futures closes Low CUP 870.39 High CUP 1,651 217 sessions

Platinum rate in Cuba — all karats and weights

Weight 24K22K21K18K14K
1 Gram (1 g) CUP 1,431 CUP 1,311 CUP 1,252 CUP 1,073 CUP 834.50
1 Troy Ounce (31.1035 g) CUP 44,496 CUP 40,788 CUP 38,934 CUP 33,372 CUP 25,956
1 Kilogram (1,000 g) CUP 1,430,580 CUP 1,311,365 CUP 1,251,757 CUP 1,072,935 CUP 834,505

All figures in CUP (Peso). Purity follows the karat/24 standard: 22K is 91.67% gold, 21K is 87.5%, 18K is 75%.

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Platinum rate in Cuba — questions

What is the platinum rate in Cuba today?

The platinum rate in Cuba today is CUP 1,073 per gram for 18K, and CUP 1,431 per gram for 24K. These are live figures converted from international spot at the current CUP exchange rate.

What is the price of 1 gram of gold in Cuba?

One gram of 24K platinum costs CUP 1,431 in Cuba, and 22K costs CUP 1,311 per gram. 18K works out at CUP 1,073.

Why is 22K cheaper than 24K in Cuba?

22K gold is 91.67% pure — 22 parts gold to 24 — so it contains less gold by weight than 24K, which is 99.9% pure. That is why 22K is CUP 119.21 less per gram here. The alloy makes it harder, which is why jewellery is usually 22K or below.

How often does this rate update?

The spot price refreshes continuously through the trading day and this page reflects the latest reading, last confirmed 1 month ago. Exchange rates refresh alongside it.

How this price is worked out. Gold trades in one global market, quoted in US dollars per troy ounce. The Cuba price above is that spot price converted into CUP at the current exchange rate, then scaled to the weight and purity shown — no estimate is involved at any step. What it does not include is the jeweller's making charge, wastage, or local taxes, which vary shop to shop. Use it as the metal value, not as a shop quote. Historical rows are converted at today's exchange rate, so they show how the metal moved rather than how the CUP moved.