The saffron price in Germany is €1.76 €1.96 per gram and ranges from €480 to €1,366 per kg. These are Esfedan’s current prices in euros, with the kilogram range covering the available saffron grades and formats.
The displayed prices are based on delivery to Madrid. The final cost for delivery to Germany is confirmed according to the quantity, packaging and delivery postcode.
Saffron Price per kg in Germany
The saffron price per kg in Germany ranges from €480 to €1,366. The exact rate depends on the grade and format selected; this range covers different products rather than one uniform grade.
| Product | Price per kg | Minimum Coloring Strength | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bunch Saffron | €1,091 | 160+ | Threads |
| Instant Granulated Saffron | €480 | +40 | Granul |
| Negin Saffron | €1,346 | 250+ | Threads |
| Pushal Saffron | €1,307 | 230+ | Threads |
| Saffron Powder Grade 1 | €1,282 | 200+ | Powder |
| Saffron Powder Grade 2 | €1,157 | +170 | Powder |
| Sargol Saffron | €1,346 | 240+ | Threads |
| Super Negin Saffron | €1,366 | 260+ | Threads |
Quantity and packaging requirements also affect the final quotation. For a business order, our Buy Bulk Saffron & Wholesale Saffron range lets you identify the product for which you need a delivered price in Germany.
Saffron Price per Gram in Germany
The saffron price per gram in Germany is €1.76 €1.96. The rate varies with the saffron grade, product form and quantity ordered. The table below shows the current prices and weights.
| Product Name | Price | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Atlas saffron 0.5 grams with aluminum coating | €1.90 | 0.5 g |
| Instant Saffron Extract Granules – Sachet Pack | €3.60 | 3 g |
| Instant Saffron Extract Granules | Paperboard Canister | €21.00 | 40 g |
| Instant Saffron Extract Granules A+ | Vial Pack | €18.00 | 300 mg |
| Instant Saffron Extract Granules A++ | Vial Pack | €29.00 | 300 mg |
| Instant Saffron Extract Powder – Spray Dispenser | €17.00 | 20 g |
| Negin saffron threads - Blister 50mg*100 | €18.00 | 50 mg |
| Negin Saffron Threads – Gohar Pack | Price range: €1.09 through €5.60 | — |
| Negin Saffron Threads – Khatam Pack | €10.57 | — |
| Negin Saffron Threads – Paperboard Canister | €45.00 | 28 g |
| Saffron Negin First Class | 1 g | €1.96 | 1 g |
| Sargol Saffron Threads - Glass Jar Pack | €9.73 | — |
| Sargol Saffron Threads – Envelope Box | Price range: €0.92 through €6.32 | — |
For an accurate comparison, check the saffron grade and whether delivery charges are included. The same price per gram can represent different specifications or order terms. Our saffron price guide explains the wider factors behind these differences.
What Affects Saffron Prices in Germany?
Saffron prices in Germany are affected by grade, origin, product form, order quantity, packaging and delivery costs. Comparing these details explains more than comparing the price alone.
Sargol, Negin and Super Negin can have different prices because their thread cuts and specifications differ. The guide to types of Iranian saffron helps you understand which type a quoted price refers to.
Origin can affect price through production costs, supply and protected-origin status. However, Iranian, Spanish and Kashmiri saffron do not follow a fixed price order across every grade and seller. Our Top 10 saffron producing countries guide provides background on the origins found in the market.
The product form matters too: whole threads, ground saffron and instant extract have different specifications and prices. Check the description and ingredients before treating two rates as equivalent. The guide What is saffron? helps clarify what the quoted product contains.
Why Is Saffron Expensive in Germany?
Saffron is expensive because harvesting the flowers and separating their small stigmas require substantial manual work. Drying, sorting, quality checks and distribution add further costs before the product reaches Germany.
Packaging and retail distribution can increase the price per gram, while larger orders may have a lower unit cost. These differences should be assessed for the same grade and product form. Our article Why Is Saffron So Expensive? explains the production costs behind saffron pricing.
Does the Listed Price Include Delivery to Germany?
The listed prices use Madrid as their delivery basis, so delivery to a German address must be confirmed separately. The quotation will identify the total payable, including the applicable shipping costs and taxes.
To confirm the price for Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Frankfurt or another German destination, select your product from our Buy Saffron range and send us the quantity and delivery postcode. Orders are dispatched from Madrid.
Frequently Asked Questions About Saffron Prices in Germany
The following answers cover the price questions commonly asked when comparing saffron by gram, kilogram or pound.
How much is 1 g of saffron?
The price of 1 g of saffron in Germany is €1.76 €1.96. The final amount depends on the selected grade and delivery charges.
What is the value of 1 kg of saffron?
The price of 1 kg of saffron in Germany ranges from €480 to €1,366, depending on the grade and product form. Confirm the selected product’s rate in the kilogram table.
How much is 1 lb of saffron?
One pound is approximately 453.6 g, so its estimated product cost is 45.36% of the applicable kilogram price. Multiply that rate by 0.4536; the final quotation may also reflect quantity, packaging and delivery charges.
Is saffron worth more than gold?
No. At the listed saffron rates, gold costs considerably more for the same weight. Saffron’s nickname “red gold” refers to its high value as a spice, not a price higher than gold. Any comparison should use the same weight and currency.