Silver Value Calculator India — Price by Weight & Purity
Silver 999: ₹2,30,900/kg · 30 Mar 2026 18:11Calculate the value of any silver item using today's live MCX rate. Supports all silver purities — 999 (fine), 925 (sterling), 900 (coin), 800 (German), 500. Includes GST and optional making charges.
Silver Value Calculator
Silver Rate Today — All Purities (30 Mar 2026 18:11)
| Purity | Fineness | Per Gram | Per 100g | Per Tola | Per Troy Oz | Per Kg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver 999 | 99.9% | ₹230.90 | ₹23,090 | ₹2,693 | ₹7,182 | ₹2,30,900 |
| Silver 925 | 92.5% | ₹213.58 | ₹21,358 | ₹2,491 | ₹6,643 | ₹2,13,583 |
| Silver 900 | 90.0% | ₹207.81 | ₹20,781 | ₹2,424 | ₹6,464 | ₹2,07,810 |
| Silver 800 | 80.0% | ₹184.72 | ₹18,472 | ₹2,155 | ₹5,745 | ₹1,84,720 |
| Silver 500 | 50.0% | ₹115.45 | ₹11,545 | ₹1,347 | ₹3,591 | ₹1,15,450 |
Silver Purity Standards — What They Mean
Silver 999 — Fine Silver
99.9% pure silver. Used for investment bars, coins, and high-end electroplating. Soft and malleable — not suitable for jewellery that sees daily wear. Available as MMTC/Malabar certified 100g, 500g, and 1kg bars.
Silver 925 — Sterling Silver
The global standard for silver jewellery. Alloyed with 7.5% copper for hardness. Look for "925" or "STERLING" stamp. Tarnishes over time but is easily polished. Common for necklaces, rings, earrings, and silverware.
Silver 900 — Coin Silver
90% silver. Historically used for American and some Indian coins. Found in antique items. Has a slightly duller finish than sterling.
Silver 800 — German/European Silver
80% silver used in European silverware, cutlery, and decorative pieces. Common in German, Dutch, and Turkish antique silver items.
How to Check Silver Purity
Look for a hallmark stamp (925, 999, 800). Use an acid test kit (silver-specific). Professional XRF testing at assaying centres. The BIS hallmarking scheme for silver ensures accurate purity marking.
FAQ — Silver Value & Price Calculator India
Silver value = Weight × (Purity/1000) × 999 rate per gram. Example: 100g of 925 (sterling) silver at today's rate of ₹230.90/g = ₹21,358. Add 3% GST for the final cost.
925 sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver alloyed with 7.5% copper or other metals. It is the most common silver purity for jewellery, cutlery and silverware. It is harder and more durable than fine silver (999) and holds detailed designs better.
Silver 999 (fine silver): 99.9% pure, used for bullion bars and coins. Softer and prone to scratching. Silver 925 (sterling): 92.5% pure, alloyed for hardness — used for jewellery and decorative items. Today's 999 rate: ₹230.90/g; 925 rate: ₹213.58/g.
3% GST applies on silver bullion, coins, and jewellery. 5% GST applies on making charges for silver jewellery. Same as gold GST structure.
Silver has industrial demand (solar panels, EVs, electronics) alongside investment demand. It is more volatile than gold. Silver ETFs were approved by SEBI in 2021 — you can invest through platforms like Nippon India Silver ETF or ICICI Pru Silver ETF. Silver coins from MMTC/banks are BIS certified.
Today's Silver 999 rate is ₹2,30,900 per kg (₹230.90 per gram). Silver 925 (sterling) is ₹2,13,583 per kg.