Silver Price Today • India
Silver Price Today in India
Per Gram & Kilogram.
View indicative silver rates per gram and kilogram, convert different weights, use the silver calculator, and explore recorded price history. Actual prices may vary by retailer and location.
Quick Answer
What is today’s silver price per kilogram in India?
The latest available indicative silver rate per kilogram is shown below. Check the rate date and confirm local prices, taxes and premiums before buying.
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Rate date: 2026-11-08
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999 silver · per kilogram · Current reference ₹205,000
Price by Weight
Silver rate per gram, 10 grams & kilogram
All prices below use the latest available indicative reference quote. Silver is published per kilogram and divided by weight. GST, making charges and dealer premiums are excluded.
| Weight | Silver reference |
|---|---|
| 1 g | ₹205 |
| 8 g | ₹1,640 |
| 10 g | ₹2,050 |
| 100 g | ₹20,500 |
| 1,000 g | ₹205,000 |
Free Calculator
Silver Price Calculator
Calculate a weight-based reference price, with an optional illustrative 3% GST assumption. This is not a checkout quote.
Estimated Silver value—Reference price only; jewellery labour charges and dealer margins excluded.
Recorded Data, Not Backfilled
Silver prices: latest recorded dates
The table shows up to 10 available verified rates by their published quotation dates where known. Older observations without publication dates retain their recorded dates. Missing prices are not estimated.
| Published rate date (IST) | Rate (1 kg) | Change since previous recorded date |
|---|---|---|
| ₹205,000 | +0.00% | |
| ₹205,000 | +0.00% | |
| ₹205,000 | -2.38% | |
| ₹210,000 | +0.00% | |
| ₹210,000 | +5.00% | |
| ₹200,000 | +0.00% | |
| ₹200,000 | — |
Monthly recorded silver trend
| Month | Recorded days | First | Latest | High | Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-11 | 7 | ₹200,000 | ₹205,000 | ₹210,000 | ₹200,000 |
High/low reflect available recorded observations, not the month's entire market range.
Price Trend
Silver Price Trend
Explore recorded silver prices over time. The chart uses available verified observations only.
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Building history…
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Trend history is building from Nivata's recorded observations.
Hover, tap or use the arrow keys on the chart to inspect a dated quote. The horizontal scale shows observation dates and the right axis shows silver prices. Rates are indicative and not guaranteed transaction prices.
Historical data includes available verified observations only.
About these rates
Indicative silver prices exclude taxes, dealer premiums and fabrication charges. Check the latest seller quote before transacting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Silver price questions, explained
What does the silver price per kilogram represent?
It is an indicative reference rate, not a guaranteed dealer selling price. Compare the same date, purity and transaction type before buying.
How do you convert the silver kilogram rate into a price per gram?
Divide the published one-kilogram rate by 1,000. For 100 grams, multiply the per-gram reference by 100. The calculator performs this conversion using the latest verified rate.
Is a silver coin priced at the same rate as silver bullion?
Not necessarily. Coins, gifts and jewellery can carry fabrication, minting, packaging or seller premiums in addition to applicable tax.
Does the silver price include GST?
No. The quoted reference and conversion table exclude taxes and premiums. The optional 3% calculator checkbox is illustrative and is not a final invoice calculation.
Why do silver rates vary between Indian cities?
Indicative rates vary by city and seller because of market timing, local demand, logistics, purity and retail premiums.
How often are Nivata's silver prices refreshed?
Rates are checked approximately every two hours with date validation. This is not a real-time exchange quote.
Why can the silver rate change when the price of gold doesn't?
Silver has industrial as well as investment uses, so the demand drivers and price changes can differ from gold. The two rates should be compared using their own quotation dates.
Is 10 grams of silver one-hundredth of a kilogram?
Yes. One kilogram has 1,000 grams, so 10 grams is 1% of a kilogram. Divide the kilogram rate by 100 to calculate its indicative 10-gram value before additional costs.
Understanding Silver Prices
What influences silver prices in India?
Silver prices can respond to both investment demand and industrial use. Use the published rate date when comparing figures, because two reference quotes may represent different times.
Industrial and investment demand
Silver is used in manufacturing and technology as well as bars, coins and jewellery. Shifts in these different sources of demand can affect market prices.
Currency and global markets
International silver prices and the rupee exchange rate can both affect the amount shown in Indian rupees.
Product form and dealer costs
A silver coin, bar and ornament can have different premiums for minting, workmanship or distribution. Taxes and seller margins are not included in the displayed reference.
How do you compare silver prices for different weights?
One kilogram equals 1,000 grams. Divide the kilogram reference by 1,000 for a per-gram estimate, or by 100 for 10 grams. Use the calculator for any other weight. Compare the same purity and rate date; the final retail quote may differ.
How to Read the Quote
Silver
Price Guide
Compare the reference price, purity, weight and seller charges before buying silver.
Silver 999 · Kilogram
The published reference is for Silver 999 per kilogram, before taxes and seller premiums.
Price per Gram
Divide the kilogram reference by 1,000 to estimate the indicative price per gram.
Coins & Jewellery
Retail products can include fabrication, minting, taxes and seller premiums beyond the reference price.
Check the Rate Date
The published quotation date and the website's last check are different. Always compare references for the same date.