
US$100 to HKD: What It's Worth and Gifts at US$100 and Under
, by Divya Chatani de Tourani, 4 min reading time

, by Divya Chatani de Tourani, 4 min reading time
US$100 is about HK$780 because the Hong Kong dollar is pegged to the US dollar. Here is how the peg works, plus a gift guide of handmade pieces at US$100 and under, sorted by budget.
US$100 is roughly HK$780. The Hong Kong dollar is pegged to the US dollar and is allowed to trade only between 7.75 and 7.85 per US$1, so the answer barely moves from one week to the next. At the usual rate of about 7.8, US$100 is HK$775 to HK$785.
| US$ | HK$ (approx.) |
|---|---|
| US$25 | HK$195 |
| US$50 | HK$390 |
| US$100 | HK$780 |
| US$200 | HK$1,560 |
For a quick mental sum, multiply the US dollar amount by 7.8. For a rougher one, multiply by 8 and take off a little.
Hong Kong has run a linked exchange rate since 1983. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority buys or sells Hong Kong dollars whenever the rate reaches either edge of the 7.75 to 7.85 band, which keeps it inside. That is why a US$100 gift card or price tag converts to nearly the same Hong Kong dollar figure all year. Your bank or card may add its own conversion fee, so the amount on your statement can differ slightly.
Casa Duniya prices are set in US dollars and can be shown in HKD on the shop. A budget of US$100 goes a long way with handmade pieces from our artisans. Here is how we would spend it, from small gestures to one standout gift. Hong Kong dollar figures are approximate, at 7.8.
If you would rather give a few smaller things, try a keychain, a brooch and a candle holder together (about US$25 in total), or a Hong Kong Taxi Trinket Tray with two Aura Eye Bracelets (about US$51). You can keep well inside US$100 and still give a wrapped bundle.
Many of our pieces are made in small runs by hand, so stock can be as low as one or two. If something you like is still available, it is worth ordering it soon. For more ideas, see Decorative Objects, Glassware & Barware and Tea & Coffee Rituals, or browse all of our guides.
Use the currency selector on casaduniya.com to switch to HKD. Prices then show in Hong Kong dollars, and you pay in HKD at checkout.
About HK$780, and always between HK$775 and HK$785 while the peg holds.
Yes. It has been pegged since 1983 and trades within a fixed band of 7.75 to 7.85 per US dollar.
Only within that band, so the difference on US$100 is at most a few Hong Kong dollars.
A hand-painted Nazar tray (US$86), a set of teacups (from US$88), or a bundle of two or three smaller pieces such as an evil eye keychain, a brooch and a candle holder. The guide above is sorted by budget.