How much do grillz cost in Paris? A real per-tooth price guide

The simple rule: price per tooth × number of teeth

Every set we make in Paris is priced per tooth, then multiplied by however many teeth you want covered. A single front tooth in €100 dental gold costs exactly that: €100. A full top set of eight teeth in the same metal is eight times that figure. There's no separate "design fee", no rush surcharge hidden in the small print, and we never mention VAT — the number you see is the number you pay.

This structure means you're never stuck guessing. You can mix and match too: some clients want their top six in gold and leave the bottom arch plain, others want a single stone-set canine as a signature piece rather than a full grin. The maths stays the same whatever combination you choose — see the full breakdown on our [prices page](/prices).

Plain metal: from silver to 18K gold

Plain metal sets are the most affordable way into grillz and still look sharp under any light. Silver starts at €80 per tooth, dental gold or chrome sits at €100, and solid gold runs from €250 per tooth at 9K, through €350 at 14K, up to €450 at 18K. White, yellow and rose gold all cost the same at a given karat — the colour is a styling choice, not a price tier.

The karat you choose changes the colour depth and the weight of the metal more than it changes how the set sits in your mouth. 9K reads lighter and slightly paler; 18K has a richer, deeper tone and a noticeably denser feel when you hold it. Both are cast from the same mould process and finished to the same polish standard.

Stone-set grillz: moissanite, lab diamonds and natural diamonds

Adding stones changes the price depending on the metal underneath and the type of stone. On silver, VVS moissanite is €150 per tooth and a VVS lab diamond is €190. On 9K gold, moissanite runs €350, a VS lab diamond €450, and a natural VS diamond €650. On 14K gold, a VVS lab diamond is €550 and a natural VS diamond is €750. On 18K gold, a VVS lab diamond is €700 and a natural VS diamond reaches €900.

If you're deciding between moissanite and lab diamonds, or trying to work out whether a natural stone is worth the jump, we've written a full comparison in a separate guide — it's worth reading before your mould appointment so you can describe exactly what you want.

Working out your own set's price

Pick the metal and finish you want from the list, decide how many teeth you want covered, then multiply. A six-tooth top set in 14K gold, for instance, is six times the 14K per-tooth price. If you want a mixed set — say, two stone-set canines with four plain gold teeth either side — add the two figures separately before totalling.

A deposit is taken before casting begins, and the balance is due when your finished set is fitted. Plain sets are usually ready in 5–10 working days; gold with stones takes 10–15 working days, since casting and setting properly takes real time.

• Plain silver or dental gold: fastest turnaround, lowest price point.
• Solid gold (9K–18K): a step up in cost and depth of colour, same fit process.
• Stone-set gold: the highest price tier, 10–15 working days, built to order.

Getting a precise quote

Browse our full price table, pick your metal and tooth count, then start a booking whenever you're ready — we'll confirm the exact total before anything goes into production. See every option laid out on the [prices page](/prices), compare finishes on the [styles page](/styles), or go straight to the [booking page](/book) to lock in your mould appointment in Paris.

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