Custom grillz typically cost between $150 and $400 for silver pieces, $400 to $1,500 for solid 10K or 14K gold sets, and $1,500 and up for larger gold sets with moissanite or diamond stones. The exact price depends on three things: the metal, how many teeth you're covering, and whether you add stones. Here's the honest breakdown from a jeweler that's been handcrafting grillz in Central Texas since 1991.
What determines the price of custom grillz?
Three factors drive almost the entire cost:
1. The metal. Silver is the affordable entry point. Solid 10K gold costs more because you're buying real gold by weight; 14K costs more than 10K because it contains more pure gold. Gold prices move with the market — which is why custom gold pieces are priced by current gold value, not a flat number that never changes.
2. The piece count. A single cap or a 2-piece canine set uses far less metal than a 6-tooth bottom bar or a full top-and-bottom set. More teeth, more metal, more handwork.
3. Stones and detail work. Open-face designs, cut-outs, engraving, moissanite, and diamonds each add labor and material. Moissanite gives you the diamond look at a fraction of diamond cost, which is why it's the most popular stone choice for grillz.
Typical custom grillz price ranges
Silver, 1–2 pieces: roughly $150–$300. The most affordable way to get a real custom-fit piece.
Silver, 3–6 pieces: roughly $250–$500.
Solid 10K gold, 2 pieces: often starts around $350–$500 depending on the gold market.
Solid 10K–14K gold, 4–6 pieces: commonly $600–$1,500.
Gold sets with moissanite or diamonds: $1,000 to several thousand, depending on stone coverage.
Every price above is for custom-fitted grillz made from a dental impression of your own teeth — not one-size pieces that slide around when you talk.
Why are some grillz online so cheap?
If you see "grillz" for $30–$60, you're looking at pre-made, one-size-fits-most pieces in plated base metal. They aren't molded to your teeth, the plating wears off, and some cheap alloys can irritate your gums. Custom grillz cost more because they're made from precious metal, built from your exact dental impression, and handcrafted one set at a time.
What's included when you order custom grillz?
At Gold Time, every custom grillz order includes a professional dental impression kit — the same dentist-grade silicone used in dental offices. You take your mold at home, mail it back, and your set is handcrafted from your exact impression. You can also order the impression kit on its own for $29.99, and the cost is credited toward your custom order. The full process is explained step by step on our How Custom Grillz Work page.
How long do custom grillz take?
Plan on roughly 3–4 weeks door to door: your impression kit ships the next business day, you take and return your mold, and handcrafting takes 2–3 weeks once your impression arrives. Anyone promising custom-fit solid gold grillz in a few days is either not custom or not solid gold.
Are custom grillz worth it?
If you plan to wear them more than a handful of times — yes. A custom set fits your teeth exactly, holds its value because it's real precious metal, and lasts for years with basic care. Gold in particular holds resale value; as gold buyers ourselves, we see 10-year-old pieces come across our counter still worth real money.
Where to start
Browse our custom grillz collection — from single caps to full sets, in silver, 10K, and 14K gold. Every piece is backed by our fit guarantee, handcrafted by a family business that's been doing this since 1991. Questions about a custom idea? Call or text our VIP line at (254) 294-7865 — a real person answers.
