Silver Rate Today in India

The latest available estimate is shown above in rupees per gram and per kilogram for 999 silver. It is calculated from an international market benchmark, converted at the latest available USD/INR rate, with 15% standard import duty and 3% GST. It is not a local dealer quote.

Divide the international dollar benchmark per troy ounce by 31.1034768 to obtain dollars per gram, then multiply by the USD/INR rate. This estimate adds 15% standard import duty and 3% GST, and applies a factor of 0.999 for 999 fineness. Dealer premiums, making charges and other fees are excluded.

Websites can use different benchmarks, quote times, purity grades and exchange rates. Futures and physical spot prices can also differ. Check whether GST, import duty, dealer premiums and making charges are included before comparing prices.

Our city table repeats one national estimate and does not report independently collected local prices. Actual quotes in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and other cities can differ with local supply, transport, premiums and tax treatment.

999 silver is 99.9% pure; 925 sterling silver is 92.5% pure. The calculator scales the pure-metal benchmark by 0.999 or 0.925 respectively. Compared with a 999 silver quote, the metal-only estimate for 925 silver scales by 925/999 before any making charges or premiums.

Our estimate includes 15% standard import duty and 3% GST. It excludes making charges, wastage and dealer premiums. The calculator lets you add a making-charge percentage to estimate the invoice; actual charges depend on the seller and product.

Silver and USD/INR prices are fetched and saved in a shared server cache for 15 minutes. Other visitors see the cached estimate during that window. After the window expires, the next visit triggers a refresh; the previous snapshot may remain visible while the refresh runs. Historical chart data is cached separately for six hours. The time beside the heading comes from the saved quote timestamp when available, or from the successful price check; it is not reset for each visitor. An open browser tab does not automatically refresh, and market quotes may be delayed or unchanged while markets are closed.

Silver is more volatile than gold in both directions, because its price is driven by industrial demand as well as investment flows. That makes it a higher-risk holding over short periods and a different exposure from gold rather than a cheaper substitute for it. This page is a price reference and does not offer investment advice; speak to a registered adviser before committing capital.