24K Gold:15,709/g22K Gold:14,400/gSilver:280/g

Silver Price History in India

Last updated: 30 May 2026

Reviewed by GoldSilverPrice.in Team, Financial Data Analysts

About this data

Silver price history follows MCX silver futures and international spot references in INR. City figures use regional jeweller benchmarks and may differ from shop quotes after making charges.

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Silver price history in India shows how the per-gram rate moved over the last 30 days — essential context because silver often swings faster than gold. Today's benchmark: 280/g (999 fine silver reference).

Over the past week, silver is 0.00% (₹0 per gram). The 30-day range is ₹276–₹288/g. Today's gold-to-silver ratio is about 56:1. Compare with silver price today before bulk coin or jewellery orders.

Scroll for the chart, summary table, yearly archives, industrial-demand context, city rates, and FAQs — structured for easy indexing and quick decisions.

Current Silver Rate (Reference)

WeightSilver
1g280
8g2,240
10g2,800
100g28,000
1kg2,80,000

30-Day Silver Price History Chart

Silver price history (last 30 days) — India

DateSilver (₹/g)
2026-05-31276
2026-06-01277
2026-06-02279
2026-06-03280
2026-06-04281
2026-06-05281
2026-06-06282
2026-06-07282
2026-06-08282
2026-06-09282
2026-06-10281
2026-06-11281
2026-06-12280
2026-06-13279
2026-06-14279
2026-06-15278
2026-06-16278
2026-06-17278
2026-06-18277
2026-06-19278
2026-06-20278
2026-06-21279
2026-06-22280
2026-06-23281
2026-06-24282
2026-06-25283
2026-06-26285
2026-06-27286
2026-06-28287
2026-06-29288

30-Day Silver Price Summary

MetricValue
Today's rate280/g
30-day low276/g
30-day high288/g
7-day change0.00%
30-day change+1.45%
Gold-to-silver ratio (today)56:1 (24K gold vs silver)

Understanding Silver Purity in Historical Context

Feature999 Fine Silver925 Sterling Silver
Purity99.9%92.5%
Tracks history chartYes (benchmark)Derived from silver content
Common useCoins, barsJewellery
Volatility vs goldHigher % swings typicalSame underlying trend

Silver Price History — 29 June 2026 Analysis

Referenced from MCX India and international silver benchmarks

Silver is 280/g today — −₹7 (-2.44%) from yesterday. Over seven days, silver is up 0.00%. Over 30 days it has risen 1.45% from ₹276/g.

Key drivers behind recent silver history:

  • Global spot silver and COMEX-linked sentiment
  • Industrial demand (solar, electronics, EV supply chain)
  • INR–USD and MCX silver futures positioning

Volatility note:

When the 30-day range exceeds 8%–10%, consider staggered buying. Silver can retrace quickly after industrial or macro headlines.

Silver Price History by Year

Year pages help you compare longer cycles — useful when you track solar-demand narratives or festival-season retail spikes.

How to Interpret Silver Price History

Silver usually reacts faster than gold during rallies and corrections. Multi-week trends matter more than one-day ticks. Compare this page with gold price history to watch the gold-to-silver ratio over time.

FactorImpact on silver history
Industrial demandCan accelerate uptrends in growth phases
Investment flowsETF and retail coin demand add momentum
USD / INRCurrency moves shift domestic rupee price
Festival retail buyingShort-term premiums on coins and gifts

How to Use Silver History Before You Buy

1

Compare with today's live rate

Open silver price today and see where you sit inside the 30-day band.

2

Check purity and hallmark

History does not replace BIS checks on jewellery — verify 999 or 925 stamps.

3

Split large orders

Two smaller buys reduce risk when the chart shows wide weekly swings.

4

Read the gold-silver ratio

At 56:1 today, decide if you want more silver or gold in your mix.

Silver Price Across Top Cities

CityPrice (₹/g)Variation
Mumbai278-0.69%
Delhi278-0.68%
Bangalore278-0.79%
Chennai278-0.72%
Hyderabad278-0.68%
Kolkata278-0.75%
Pune278-0.68%
Ahmedabad278-0.73%
Jaipur278-0.75%
Surat278-0.77%
Lucknow278-0.75%
Kanpur278-0.69%
Nagpur278-0.73%
Patna278-0.74%
Bhopal279-0.66%
Indore278-0.67%
Vadodara279-0.66%
Agra278-0.75%
Nashik278-0.74%
Coimbatore278-0.77%

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is silver price history more volatile than gold?

Silver has large industrial demand from solar, electronics, and manufacturing, plus investment flows. That dual role creates wider historical swings than gold over the same period.

What factors affect silver price history in India?

Key drivers include international silver spot, INR–USD, MCX silver futures, industrial output trends, and festival-season retail demand for coins and jewellery.

How can I use silver history for buying decisions?

Compare today's rate with the 30-day high and low. If volatility is high, split purchases across two dates instead of one lump-sum buy at a local peak.

Do silver rates vary by city in historical data?

National history tracks the benchmark trend. City pages may show small premiums due to logistics and local association rates, but direction is usually aligned.

What is the gold-to-silver ratio?

It is the price of gold per gram divided by silver per gram. Investors use it to see if silver looks expensive or cheap relative to gold over history.

Where does this silver price history data come from?

Points are built from MCX-linked silver benchmarks and global spot references in INR, updated daily by 8:00 AM IST. Shop invoices may include extra making charges.

Is silver history useful for jewellery buyers?

Yes. Even for 925 jewellery, the underlying silver value follows the same trend. Check history, then negotiate making charges separately on your bill.

How do I compare silver history with gold?

Open gold price history in another tab and compare 30-day ranges. Gold is usually steadier; silver often moves faster in percentage terms.

Note: Displayed prices are indicative. Final retail rates can vary by city, purity, and making charges.

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