| Purity | 1g | 10g | 1kg | 1oz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver 999 | ₹248.42 | ₹2,484.20 | ₹2,48,419.99 | ₹7,726.73 |
| Silver 925 | ₹230.02 | ₹2,300.19 | ₹2,30,018.51 | ₹7,154.38 |
| Silver 900 | ₹223.80 | ₹2,238.02 | ₹2,23,801.79 | ₹6,961.02 |
| Silver 800 | ₹198.93 | ₹1,989.35 | ₹1,98,934.93 | ₹6,187.57 |
Track the latest silver prices in India with TodayPrice.live. We provide real-time silver rates per kilogram for various purities including Silver 999, 925, 900, and 800. Our platform helps investors, jewelers, and industrial buyers stay updated with accurate silver market data and historical price trends.
Local demand and international spot prices both influence silver rates in India. Market activity typically rises during festivals and wedding seasons, and rates can vary slightly by neighborhood based on availability and dealer premiums.
For national context, see Silver Price in India. You can also compare with Gold Price in India.
Compare India silver rates with other major cities like Delhi, Bangalore, and Pune. For broader coverage, visit Silver Price in India.
Common silver purity grades include 999 (fine silver) and 925 (sterling). When buying silver in India, look for reputable dealers, clear purity markings, and a detailed invoice. For items like jewelry and artifacts, hallmarking and certifications (where applicable) help verify authenticity and purity.
Silver prices on TodayPrice.live are updated daily based on international silver markets and local Indian market factors to provide the most accurate rates.
Silver 999 is 99.9% pure silver, ideal for investment. Silver 925 (Sterling Silver) is 92.5% pure silver mixed with other metals for durability, commonly used in jewelry making.
Silver can be a good investment for portfolio diversification and as an inflation hedge. It's more affordable than gold and has strong industrial demand. Use our historical charts to analyze trends before investing.
Silver is more abundant than gold in nature and has different market dynamics. While gold is primarily a monetary metal, silver has significant industrial applications which affect its pricing differently.
You can buy physical silver from banks and jewelers, invest in silver ETFs through stock markets, purchase silver coins from government mints, or trade silver futures on commodity exchanges.
Both significantly impact silver prices. Industrial demand provides a base level of consumption, while investment demand can cause price spikes during economic uncertainty. The balance between these factors determines short-term and long-term price movements.