Silver Rate In India
Today’s silver price in India is ₹250.09 per gram, ₹2500.92 for 10 grams and ₹250092 per kg. Silver rates matter because they influence what you pay for jewellery, coins and bars today and how much your existing holdings are worth, especially if you own silver in larger weights. Even a small shift in the per-kg price can add up quickly on bulk buys or when you are selling old silverware. The rates shown here are indicative market levels and can vary by city due to local taxes, transport and insurance costs, and dealer margins. Before you buy, it is sensible to confirm the live rate with your jeweller or dealer and use a Silver Rate Calculator to estimate your final payable amount after including weight, purity (where applicable), making charges and GST.
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1g₹ 250-5.106
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10g₹ 2,501-51.06
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100g₹ 25,009-510.6
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Silver Rate In India For Last 10 Days
| Date | 1g | 10g | 100g | 1kg |
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| April 16 | ₹ 255 3.869 |
₹ 2,552 38.69 |
₹ 25,520 386.9 |
₹ 255,198 3869 |
| April 15 | ₹ 251 9.345 |
₹ 2,513 93.45 |
₹ 25,133 934.5 |
₹ 251,329 9345 |
| April 14 | ₹ 242 3.806 |
₹ 2,420 38.06 |
₹ 24,198 380.6 |
₹ 241,984 3806 |
| April 13 | ₹ 238 -5.477 |
₹ 2,382 -54.77 |
₹ 23,818 -547.7 |
₹ 238,178 -5477 |
| April 12 | ₹ 244 0 |
₹ 2,437 0 |
₹ 24,366 0 |
₹ 243,655 0 |
| April 11 | ₹ 244 1.334 |
₹ 2,437 13.34 |
₹ 24,366 133.4 |
₹ 243,655 1334 |
| April 10 | ₹ 242 3.998 |
₹ 2,423 39.98 |
₹ 24,232 399.8 |
₹ 242,321 3998 |
| April 09 | ₹ 238 -6.185 |
₹ 2,383 -61.85 |
₹ 23,832 -618.5 |
₹ 238,323 -6185 |
| April 08 | ₹ 245 7.598 |
₹ 2,445 75.98 |
₹ 24,451 759.8 |
₹ 244,508 7598 |
| April 07 | ₹ 237 0.124 |
₹ 2,369 1.24 |
₹ 23,691 12.4 |
₹ 236,910 124 |
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Ahmedabad₹ 264-5
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Amritsar₹ 264-5
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Bengaluru₹ 264-5
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Chennai₹ 2740.03
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Delhi₹ 264-5
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Hyderabad₹ 2740.03
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Jaipur₹ 264-5
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Kolkata₹ 264-5
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Lucknow₹ 264-5
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Mumbai₹ 264-5
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Pune₹ 264-5
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Surat₹ 264-5
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Ahmedabad₹ 2,641-50
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Amritsar₹ 2,641-50
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Bengaluru₹ 2,641-50
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Chennai₹ 2,7420.3
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Delhi₹ 2,641-50
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Hyderabad₹ 2,7420.3
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Jaipur₹ 2,641-50
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Kolkata₹ 2,641-50
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Lucknow₹ 2,641-50
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Mumbai₹ 2,641-50
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Pune₹ 2,641-50
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Surat₹ 2,641-50
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Ahmedabad₹ 26,410-500
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Amritsar₹ 26,410-500
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Bengaluru₹ 26,410-500
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Chennai₹ 27,4153
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Delhi₹ 26,410-500
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Hyderabad₹ 27,4153
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Jaipur₹ 26,410-500
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Kolkata₹ 26,410-500
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Lucknow₹ 26,410-500
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Mumbai₹ 26,410-500
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Pune₹ 26,410-500
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Surat₹ 26,410-500
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Ahmedabad₹ 264,100-5000
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Amritsar₹ 264,100-5000
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Bengaluru₹ 264,100-5000
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Chennai₹ 274,15030
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Delhi₹ 264,100-5000
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Hyderabad₹ 274,15030
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Jaipur₹ 264,100-5000
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Kolkata₹ 264,100-5000
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Lucknow₹ 264,100-5000
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Mumbai₹ 264,100-5000
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Pune₹ 264,100-5000
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Surat₹ 264,100-5000
Silver Price Trends In Last 6 Months
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Silver Price Movement In India, April 2026
Silver Rates 1 Gram 10 Gram 100 Gram 01 Apr ₹ 240.64 ₹ 2406.45 ₹ 24064.5 16 Apr ₹ 255.2 ₹ 2551.98 ₹ 25519.8 Highest rate in Apr ₹ 255 on Apr 16 ₹ 2,552 on Apr 16 ₹ 25,520 on Apr 16 Lowest rate in Apr ₹ 233 on Apr 02 ₹ 2,331 on Apr 02 ₹ 23,311 on Apr 02 Over all performance Rising Rising Rising % Change 6.05% 6.05% 6.05% -
Silver Price Movement In India, March 2026
Silver Rates 1 Gram 10 Gram 100 Gram 01 Mar ₹ 267.3 ₹ 2673 ₹ 26730 31 Mar ₹ 232.02 ₹ 2320.25 ₹ 23202.5 Highest rate in Mar ₹ 288 on Mar 02 ₹ 2,884 on Mar 02 ₹ 28,839 on Mar 02 Lowest rate in Mar ₹ 218 on Mar 23 ₹ 2,184 on Mar 23 ₹ 21,839 on Mar 23 Over all performance Decline Decline Decline % Change -13.2% -13.2% -13.2% -
Silver Price Movement In India, February 2026
Silver Rates 1 Gram 10 Gram 100 Gram 16 Feb ₹ 240.22 ₹ 2402.16 ₹ 24021.6 28 Feb ₹ 267.3 ₹ 2673 ₹ 26730 Highest rate in Feb ₹ 267 on Feb 25 ₹ 2,674 on Feb 25 ₹ 26,739 on Feb 25 Lowest rate in Feb ₹ 234 on Feb 17 ₹ 2,337 on Feb 17 ₹ 23,367 on Feb 17 Over all performance Rising Rising Rising % Change 11.27% 11.27% 11.27%
Silver Price FAQ
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What is the silver rate today in India?
The current silver price in India is ₹250.09 per gram, ₹2500.92 for 10 grams and ₹25009.2 for 100grams. These rates can move during the day with changes in international silver prices, currency moves and domestic futures trading, so it is useful to check the latest quote shortly before you buy or sell.
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Is silver cheaper in India compared to other cities?
Silver in India can be marginally cheaper or costlier than in other cities because the final rate reflects physical supply, local demand, logistics and city-specific taxes. Wholesale flows, distance from major trading hubs and competition between local jewellers and bullion dealers all play a part. For heavier weights like 500 grams or 1 kg, many buyers compare rates from a couple of dealers or nearby cities on the same day to get a sense of both price and buy–sell spreads.
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Who decides today’s silver rate in India ?
Daily silver prices in India are guided by international benchmarks (such as COMEX and LBMA) and the rupee–dollar exchange rate, and then adjusted for Indian import duties and GST. Local bullion dealers, refineries and jewellers track these cues and quote rates that also reflect their own costs and margins. As a result, the rate in India may differ slightly from another city, even if both are following the same global trend.
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What is 1 kg of silver worth in India today?
At today’s rate, 1 kg of silver in India is worth about ₹250092 based on the quoted per-kg price. This gives you a simple reference if you are buying bars or planning to sell larger quantities of old silverware. The actual transaction value may differ a bit because dealers can quote different buy and sell rates, and jewellery or articles with intricate work may carry separate making or melting charges.
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How is silver priced in India?
In India, silver is typically quoted per kg, with corresponding rates shown for 10 grams and 1 gram for convenience. Retail buyers see these benchmarks reflected in jewellery, coins, bars and silverware, with the final price including making charges and GST. Dealers in major cities also track futures prices on exchanges like MCX, which link domestic rates to global markets.
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Why does the silver rate change frequently?
Silver prices move in response to global bullion markets, the rupee–dollar exchange rate, industrial demand and shifts in investor sentiment. Unlike gold, silver has a significant industrial side — it is used in electronics, solar panels and other technologies — so changes in manufacturing cycles and commodity trends can add extra volatility. Policy moves, interest rate expectations and episodes of economic uncertainty can also trigger sharp short-term swings.
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Why does the silver rate change frequently?
Silver prices move in response to global bullion markets, the rupee–dollar exchange rate, industrial demand and shifts in investor sentiment. Unlike gold, silver has a significant industrial side — it is used in electronics, solar panels and other technologies — so changes in manufacturing cycles and commodity trends can add extra volatility. Policy moves, interest rate expectations and episodes of economic uncertainty can also trigger sharp short-term swings.
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Why do silver prices differ across Indian cities?
Silver prices vary by city because of differences in local demand, logistics and regional market structures. Cities that are closer to ports or major wholesale hubs may benefit from lower transport and warehousing costs, while inland markets have to factor in higher logistics and insurance expenses. Local taxes, dealer spreads and the balance between retail jewellery demand and industrial or wholesale buying also contribute to small but noticeable gaps in per-kg pricing.
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Is silver a good investment in India?
Silver is used as both a precious metal and an industrial metal, so it can behave differently from gold in certain phases. For investors, it offers a way to diversify precious metal exposure and potentially benefit from long-term trends in sectors like renewable energy and electronics. At the same time, silver is typically more volatile than gold, so it suits investors who are comfortable with price swings and who treat it as a part of a broader portfolio rather than a standalone bet.
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How is silver different from gold as an investment?
Gold is more widely used as a store of value and reserve asset, while silver sits at the intersection of investment demand and industrial usage. This makes silver prices more sensitive to changes in global manufacturing, technology and commodity cycles. Investors who already own gold sometimes add a smaller allocation to silver to capture this different behaviour, while recognising that silver can move more sharply in both directions.
Tags For Silver
Gold and silver often move in the same broad direction, but they behave and serve different purposes in a portfolio. Gold is seen as the primary hedge against inflation and currency risk in India, with a long record of preserving purchasing power across cycles. At today’s prices gold at ₹250.09 per gram and Silver at ₹250.09 per gram. The decision is less about which metal looks “cheaper” and more about whether you want relatively stable hedge characteristics or are willing to live with sharper price swings for potentially different kinds of opportunities over time. Silver is a smaller, more industrially driven market, with significant use in electronics, solar panels and other technologies, which makes its price more volatile than gold. In practice, many investors treat gold as the core metal exposure and silver as an optional satellite on top, adjusting the mix based on time horizon, risk appetite and what they already hold in equity, debt, real estate and physical gold jewellery. If your main goal is to build a hedge against inflation and rupee weakness, you are likely to tilt more towards gold at current levels; if you also want exposure to industrial and technology-linked demand, adding a measured slice of silver can give your overall metals allocation a different flavour.
