Silver Price Today in India
Live 999 Fineness & 925 Sterling Silver Rates. Updated Every 60 Seconds
Silver Coin Price by Weight
999 (Investment)
925 (Sterling)
Silver Rate by Purity & Weight
| Weight | 999 (Investment) | 925 (Sterling) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Gram | ||
| 10 Grams | ||
| 100 Grams | ||
| 1 Tola (11.66g) | ||
| 1 Kg |
Rates based on live international spot price. Updated every 60 seconds. Prices exclude GST (3%) and Vittarq making charge. 925 sterling silver is used for jewellery; 999 is investment-grade.
Understanding Silver Prices in India
The silver price in India is set by the international spot price on the India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA), converted to Indian Rupees and adjusted for import duty (currently around 10%) and 3% GST. Silver is significantly more volatile than gold — typically 5-15% annual swings versus gold's 8-12% — because silver is both a precious metal and an industrial metal. Solar panels, electronics, and medical equipment all consume silver, so global industrial demand swings the price as much as investment demand does.
Vittarq shows you the live international spot price per gram, with making charge and GST displayed separately. There are no hidden charges. Silver is the most accessible precious metal in India — the entry price for a 10g silver coin is lower than 1g of gold, which is why first-time precious-metal buyers and middle-class families across regions often start with silver. For Lakshmi puja, Dhanteras, baby silver gifts, and daughter-wedding utensils, silver carries weight (literally and culturally) where gold can feel out of reach.
Silver coins are available from 10 gram to 100 gram, all 999 fineness (99.9% pure investment-grade) and BIS-sourced from accredited refineries. The 925 sterling silver standard (92.5% silver + 7.5% copper) is for jewellery — payal, kada, bartan — because pure 999 silver is too soft to hold shape under daily wear. Every order ships free with full transit insurance and tamper-evident packaging across India.
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Best Days to Buy Silver in 2026
Diwali / Lakshmi Puja
19 October 2026The single biggest silver-buying day in India. Lakshmi-Ganesh silver coins are puja-essential in every Hindu home — silver coin sales typically exceed gold coin sales 4-5x on Diwali because they're accessible at every budget level. The 10g, 20g, and 50g denominations are most popular.
Dhanteras
17 October 2026Two days before Diwali. While gold is the primary buy, silver utensils (thali, kalash, glass) and silver coins are an enormous secondary market — middle-class families who cannot afford gold buy silver instead, getting the same auspicious blessing at a fraction of the cost.
Akshaya Tritiya
1 May 2026Considered the most auspicious day for buying any precious metal. While gold dominates Akshaya Tritiya, silver coins are the budget-friendly alternative — same shubh meaning, ~80x lower per-gram price.
Bengali Lakshmi Puja (Kojagori)
26 October 2026Bengal's distinct Lakshmi Puja, falling on the full moon five days after Diwali. Silver utensils (rupar baati) and silver Lakshmi coins are central to the ritual. Bengali tradition strongly favours silver here over gold.
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