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What the columns mean
- Listed
- Amazon's price on the product page, already its own discount off MRP.
- Coupon
- Amazon's Gold coupon, clipped on the product page. It is a jewellery coupon – it applies to Vedhani rings, pendants, chains and the like, not to coins and bars – so a coin row shows "n/a" here. Comes off the listed price first.
- Card
- The instant discount for the card you picked, worked out on the price after the coupon. Every card offer is capped in rupees, so the same "10%" is worth less on a heavier piece. EMI-only offers are not shown.
- You pay
- Listed − coupon − card. The two stack; that is the whole point of the board.
- Per gram
- What you pay, divided by the piece's gold weight.
- Needs
- The total discount off the listed price that piece needs before it is worth more than you pay. A row is marked when your stack beats it.
- Difference
- Metal worth minus what you pay, at the rate and haircut you set. 22K is valued at 91.6% of 24K. Jewellery carries making charges, so it needs a bigger stack than a coin to clear.
Data points, not advice. Prices and offers move; check Amazon before buying. Rates from Karat Board.