Silver Rate Today in India
The live 999 fine silver rate, updated every morning, with rates by weight and by purity. Through the Svelandre Vault you can own 999 digital silver from ₹100.
Silver rate today by weight
| Weight | Rate (₹) |
|---|---|
| 1 gram | 216 |
| 10 grams | 2,164 |
| 100 grams | 21,643 |
| 1 kilogram | 2,16,430 |
Silver rate today by purity
| Purity | Also called | Rate (₹) |
|---|---|---|
| Silver 999 | Fine silver | 2,16,430 |
| Silver 925 | Sterling | 2,00,198 |
| Silver 900 | Coin silver | 1,94,787 |
| Silver 800 | German silver | 1,73,144 |
Understanding the silver rate in India
Silver is priced per kilogram in India, unlike gold which is quoted per 10 grams. The rate follows the international price, the rupee-dollar rate and import duty, but silver is considerably more volatile than gold because roughly half of demand is industrial — solar panels, electronics and brazing alloys — rather than investment or ornament.
999 is 99.9% pure and is the standard for bullion and digital silver. 925, sterling silver, is 92.5% pure and is the usual standard for silver jewellery, because pure silver is too soft to hold a form. 900 is traditional coin silver.
Unlike gold, BIS hallmarking of silver remains voluntary in India. HUID-based silver hallmarking was introduced on a voluntary basis from 1 September 2025. When buying silver jewellery it is worth asking the jeweller directly whether the piece is hallmarked.
The rates here are for the metal alone, excluding 3% GST and any making charges.
Frequently asked questions
What is the silver rate today in India?
The live 999 fine silver rate per kilogram is shown at the top of this page, with the date it was last updated. Rates by weight and by purity are in the tables above.
Why is silver quoted per kilogram and gold per 10 grams?
Convention, driven by value. Silver is a fraction of the price of gold by weight, so a kilogram is a practical trading unit. Quoting silver per 10 grams would give an awkwardly small number for everyday use.
What is the difference between 999 and 925 sterling silver?
999 is 99.9% pure and is used for bullion and digital silver. 925, sterling, is 92.5% pure with the balance usually copper, which makes it hard enough for jewellery and cutlery. Pure silver is too soft to hold a setting.
Is silver hallmarking mandatory in India?
No. Unlike gold, BIS hallmarking of silver is voluntary. HUID-based silver hallmarking was introduced voluntarily from 1 September 2025. Ask your jeweller whether a specific piece carries a hallmark.
Why is silver more volatile than gold?
About half of silver demand is industrial — solar, electronics, brazing — so the price responds to the manufacturing cycle as well as to investment demand. The silver market is also much smaller than gold's, so the same flow of money moves the price further.
Do these rates include GST?
No. Rates shown are for the metal alone and exclude 3% GST. Silver jewellery additionally carries making charges.
Is the rate on this page the price I will pay?
No. It is indicative. The transaction price is set at the time of the transaction by Augmont, our digital silver partner, and may differ from the rate shown here.
Can I buy silver at this rate on Svelandre?
You can buy 999 digital silver through the Svelandre Vault from ₹100. Your silver is vaulted in your name under an independent trustee, and you can sell it back or take delivery at any time.
Own 999 silver from ₹100
The Svelandre Vault lets you buy 999 digital silver from ₹100. Your metal is vaulted in your name under an independent trustee. Sell back or take physical delivery whenever you choose.
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Rates shown are indicative and are published for information only. They are not a quotation and not an offer to buy or sell. Rates exclude 3% GST and any making or delivery charges. The price at which you actually transact is set at the time of the transaction by Augmont, our digital gold partner, and may differ from the rate shown here. Precious metal prices rise and fall with the market; past movement is not a guide to future movement.