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Gold Weight Addition & Subtraction Calculator: Vori, Ana, Roti & Point BD

Traditional Bangladeshi gold weights cannot be calculated on regular decimal calculators because each unit follows a different numerical base: 10 points make 1 roti, 6 roti make 1 ana, and 16 ana make 1 vori (totaling 960 points or 11.664 grams). This specialized calculator automates multi-tiered carry and borrow arithmetic, allowing you to add multiple jewelry items or deduct stone, wax, and lac inclusions to reveal true net gold weight and live market valuation under official BAJUS benchmarks.

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Direct Answer (Gold Weight Arithmetic Rules):

Traditional Bangladeshi gold weights cannot be calculated on regular decimal calculators because each unit follows a different numerical base: 10 points make 1 roti, 6 roti make 1 ana, and 16 ana make 1 vori (totaling 960 points or 11.664 grams). This specialized calculator automates multi-tiered carry and borrow arithmetic, allowing you to add multiple jewelry items or deduct stone, wax, and lac inclusions to reveal true net gold weight and live market valuation under official BAJUS benchmarks.

1 Vori = 16 Ana = 96 Roti = 960 Points
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💡 Shortcuts: Numbers (0-9), Vori (V), Ana (A), Roti (R), Point (P), (+), (-), (=/Enter)

Live BAJUS Valuation:

Estimated market value based on live rates:

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২২ ক্যারেট @ ৳2,26,923/v
Exchange Value (-12%)
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Standard BAJUS guideline
Cash Resale (-18%)
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Gold Weight Units Conversion Matrix

UnitAnaRoti960 Pts Mode1000 Pts ModeGrams (g)
১ ভরি (Vori)১৬ আনা৯৬ রতি৯৬০ পয়েন্ট১০০০ পয়েন্ট১১.৬৬৩৮ গ্রাম
১ আনা (Ana)১ আনা৬ রতি৬০ পয়েন্ট৬২.৫ পয়েন্ট০.৭২৮৯ গ্রাম
১ রতি (Roti)০.১৬৬ আনা১ রতি১০ পয়েন্ট১০.৪১৭ পয়েন্ট০.১২১৫ গ্রাম
১ পয়েন্ট (Point)০.০১৬ আনা০.১ রতি১ পয়েন্ট১ পয়েন্ট০.০১২১ গ্রাম
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Why Standard Calculators Fail at Gold Weight Arithmetic

Everyday electronic pocket calculators and smartphone apps operate strictly on base-10 decimals, where every column carries over at 10. However, traditional goldsmiths and authorized jewelry showrooms across Bangladesh utilize a historical mixed-radix numerical system where each measurement tier has a completely different mathematical base:

Points (পয়েন্ট)
Base 10
10 Points = 1 Roti
Roti (রতি)
Base 6
6 Roti = 1 Ana
Ana (আনা)
Base 16
16 Ana = 1 Vori
Vori (ভরি)
Total 960 Points
11.6638 Grams

When someone enters 1.5 Vori into a phone calculator, it displays 1.50, but in traditional gold trade, 1.5 Vori means 1 Vori and 8 Ana (half of 16), not 1 Vori and 5 Ana! Mistaking decimals for traditional sub-units causes massive accounting mistakes when aggregating bridal sets or calculating customer settlements.

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The Official Carry and Borrow Rules for Gold Arithmetic

Measurement Tier Mathematical Base Addition Carry Rule (যোগের নিয়ম) Subtraction Borrow Rule (বিয়োগের ধার নিয়ম)
Points (পয়েন্ট) Base 10 Every sum of 10 points carries over as 1 Roti to the Roti column Borrowing 1 Roti from the left adds exactly 10 Points
Roti (রতি) Base 6 Every sum of 6 roti carries over as 1 Ana to the Ana column Borrowing 1 Ana from the left adds exactly 6 Roti
Ana (আনা) Base 16 Every sum of 16 ana carries over as 1 Vori to the Vori column Borrowing 1 Vori from the left adds exactly 16 Ana
Vori (ভরি) Unbounded Standard decimal integer summation applies Standard decimal subtraction applies
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Net Gold Weight vs Gross Scale Weight: Stone & Wax Deductions

A critical consumer protection issue in retail jewelry purchases is distinguishing between gross scale weight and net precious metal weight:

1. Non-Gold Inclusions (Pothor & Gala)

Ornaments frequently incorporate gemstones, cubic zirconia (CZ), glass beads, threaded dori, colored enamel (meenakari), or lac/wax filler (gala) inside hollow bangles. These non-metallic components contribute heavy physical weight to the scale but have zero scrap gold value.

2. Statutory Net Weight Invoicing

Under BAJUS consumer trade regulations, jewelers must physically weigh and deduct all stone and wax inclusions from the gross scale weight before calculating the gold metal price. Customers must never pay gold rates for stones or wax.

Formula: Net Gold Weight = Gross Scale Weight - Total Stone & Wax Deductions
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Worked Real-World Calculation Examples

Example 1: Bridal Set Addition
Adding three pieces for a wedding gift:
Item 1: 1 Vori 10 Ana 4 Roti 7 Points
Item 2: 0 Vori 12 Ana 3 Roti 5 Points
Item 3: 0 Vori 05 Ana 2 Roti 8 Points
Total Sum = 2 Vori 12 Ana 5 Roti 0 Points

Points sum to 20 = 2 Roti carried, 0 Points remain. Roti sum to 11 = 1 Ana carried, 5 Roti remain. Ana sum to 28 = 1 Vori carried, 12 Ana remain. Total Vori = 1 + 1 = 2.

Example 2: Stone Weight Subtraction
Deducting gemstones from a heavy necklace:
Gross Scale: 3 Vori 04 Ana 1 Roti 2 Points
Stone Weight: 0 Vori 06 Ana 4 Roti 8 Points
Net Gold Weight = 2 Vori 13 Ana 2 Roti 4 Points

Points: 2 - 8 requires borrowing 1 Roti (+10) -> 12 - 8 = 4 Points. Roti: 0 - 4 requires borrowing 1 Ana (+6) -> 6 - 4 = 2 Roti. Ana: 3 - 6 requires borrowing 1 Vori (+16) -> 19 - 6 = 13 Ana. Vori: 2 - 0 = 2 Vori.

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BAJUS Resale and Exchange Policy on Net Gold Weight

Once net gold weight is isolated by deducting stones and wax, retail liquidation follows standard BAJUS guidelines:

Cash Liquidation (18% Statutory Deduction)

When liquidating old hallmarked gold for cash, jewelers apply an 18% statutory deduction on the net metal value at prevailing rates. Making charges and original VAT paid are non-refundable.

Ornament Exchange (12% Statutory Deduction)

When trading in old ornaments towards newly crafted hallmarked jewelry, the deduction is reduced to 12%, preserving 6% more capital value towards your new purchase.

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Editorial Standards & Verification Audited: October 2026

Traditional weight arithmetic equations, mixed-base carryover rules, and stone deduction methodologies follow standards established by the Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS) and trade conventions in Tanti Bazar, Old Dhaka. Curated and reviewed by Senior Bullion Analyst Mehedi Hasan.

Mehedi Hasan

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• Bullion Research Analyst & Editor

Mehedi Hasan is a senior bullion market researcher and financial editor with over 8 years of experience covering precious metals, BAJUS regulatory policies, and international COMEX/LBMA dynamics.

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