Check the silver price today in Hyderabad using the rate and date displayed above. The table lists reference prices for 999 silver in Indian rupees for 1 gram, 8 grams, 10 grams and 100 grams. To calculate the equivalent price per kilogram, multiply the per-gram rate by 1,000. Check the displayed date before using a rate, and compare quotes for the same purity and weight. A seller’s final price may differ because of product premiums, making charges and applicable taxes. Rupix provides silver price information for reference and does not sell silver or process purchases.
The silver rate available on Rupix is displayed at the top of this page in rupees per gram, with its applicable date. The table also shows prices for 8 grams, 10 grams and 100 grams. Check the displayed date: if it is earlier than today, treat the figure as a previous available rate rather than today’s confirmed price.
Refer to the 10-gram and 100-gram rows in the price table. Their reference values equal the displayed per-gram rate multiplied by 10 and 100 respectively. These calculations use the same silver purity and do not establish a seller’s final purchase price.
One kilogram equals 1,000 grams. Multiply the displayed silver rate per gram by 1,000 to calculate the equivalent reference value for one kilogram. Compare this with a seller’s quote for the same purity, and confirm any additional charges separately.
The 999 label refers to silver fineness: 999 parts per thousand, or 99.9% silver. It describes purity, not the price. Compare the displayed rate with products of the same purity; a quote for 925 silver is not directly equivalent.
The displayed rate is a reference figure. A jeweller’s quote may vary with the time of quotation, product purity, weight, seller premium and making charges. Ask for an itemised quote showing the silver value, additional charges and applicable taxes before comparing prices.
Do not assume that the displayed reference rate includes GST, making charges or product premiums unless this is explicitly stated. Confirm what is included in the seller’s quote to understand the total amount payable.
Quoted silver rates can vary because of local supply and demand, transport costs and dealer premiums. Differences can also arise when sources quote different purities or update their prices at different times. Compare rates with matching dates, weights and purity.
Check the rate date displayed below the page heading. A page labelled “today” should still be checked against that date. If the displayed date is older, use the figure only as a historical reference and confirm a current quote before purchasing.
No. Rupix publishes silver rates for information only. It is not a silver dealer and does not sell silver, accept purchase orders or handle payments for silver purchases.