Himachal Pradesh might evoke the image of a calm, green place surrounded by mountains, but it is one of the fastest growing economies in the country, apart from being home to some of the richest farmers in India.
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Gram | Today | Yesterday | Price Change |
1 gram | ₹ 136 | ₹ 137 | ₹ 1▼ |
1 kg | ₹ 1,36,000 | ₹ 1,37,000 | ₹ 1,000▼ |
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05 Sep 2025 | ₹ 136 |
04 Sep 2025 | ₹ 137(0) |
03 Sep 2025 | ₹ 137(0) |
02 Sep 2025 | ₹ 137 |
01 Sep 2025 | ₹ 136 |
31 Aug 2025 | ₹ 134(0) |
30 Aug 2025 | ₹ 134 |
29 Aug 2025 | ₹ 131 |
28 Aug 2025 | ₹ 130(0) |
27 Aug 2025 | ₹ 130(0) |
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Like other states in the country, silver was used extensively in Himachal Pradesh during the reign of kings, forming a deep association with the people here.
While Himachal might not account for a large portion of silver consumed in the country, it still has a sizeable population which uses silver.
Silver prices in the state are closely related to international rates, with prices changing on a regular basis.
Parameter | Silver price (per kg) |
1 July 2025 Rate | Rs.1,20,000 per kg |
31 July 2025 Rate | Rs.1,25,000 per kg |
Highest Rate in July 2025 | Rs.1,29,000 per kg on 23rd July |
Lowest Rate in July 2025 | Rs.1,20,000 per kg on 1st, 2nd, and 4th to 10th July |
Overall Performance | Incline |
Percentage Change | 4.16% |
Parameter | Silver price (per kg) |
1 June 2025 Rate | Rs.1,11,000 per kg |
30 June 2025 Rate | Rs.1,19,000 per kg |
Highest Rate in June 2025 | Rs.1,22,000 per kg on 18-19 June |
Lowest Rate in June 2025 | Rs.1,11,000 per kg on 1-2 June |
Overall Performance | Incline |
Percentage Change | 7.20% |
Parameter | Silver price (per kg) |
1 May 2025 Rate | Rs.1,09,000 per kg |
31 May 2025 Rate | Rs.1,11,000 per kg |
Highest Rate in May 2025 | Rs.1,12,000 per kg on 22nd May |
Lowest Rate in May 2025 | Rs.1,08,000 per kg on 3rd, 4th, 5th,15th,16th, 17th, 18th, and 20th May |
Overall Performance | Incline |
Percentage Change | 1.83% |
Parameter | Silver price (per kg) |
1 April 2025 Rate | Rs.1,14,000 per kg |
30 April 2025 Rate | Rs.1,11,000 per kg |
Highest Rate in April 2025 | Rs.1,14,000 per kg on 1st and 2nd April |
Lowest Rate in April 2025 | Rs.1,02,000 per kg on 8th and 9th April |
Overall Performance | Decline |
Percentage Change | -2.63% |
Parameter | Silver price (per kg) |
1 March 2025 Rate | Rs.1,05,000 per kg |
31 March 2025 Rate | Rs.1,13,000 per kg |
Highest Rate in March 2025 | Rs.1,14,000 per kg on 19th, 20th and 28 March |
Lowest Rate in March 2025 | Rs.1,05,000 per kg on 1st and 2nd March |
Overall Performance | Incline |
Percentage Change | 7.62% |
Parameter | Silver price (per kg) |
1 February 2025 Rate | Rs.1,07,000 per kg |
28 February 2025 Rate | Rs.1,05,000 per kg |
Highest Rate of Silver in the month of February 2025 | Rs.1,09,000 per kg on 20 February 2025 and 21 February 2025 |
Lowest Rate of Silver in the month of February 2025 | Rs.1.05,000 per kg on 28 February 2025 |
Overall Performance | Decline |
Percentage Change | -1.86% |
Parameter | Silver price (per kg) |
1 January Rate | Rs.98,000 per kg |
31 January Rate | Rs.1,07,000 per kg |
Highest Rate in January | Rs.1,07,000 per kg on 31 January |
Lowest Rate in January | Rs.98,000 per kg on 1 January |
Overall Performance | Incline |
Percentage Change | 9.18% |
Parameter | Silver price (per kg) |
1 December Rate | Rs.1,00,000 per kg |
31 December Rate | Rs.98,000 per kg |
Highest Rate in December | Rs.1,04,000 per kg on 10 December and 12 December |
Lowest Rate in December | Rs.98,000 per kg from 20 December and 31 December |
Overall Performance | Decline |
Percentage Change | -2.00% |
Silver has been around for centuries, and continues to be popular even today, highlighting its importance in a world starved for precious metals. Silver provides a safe and affordable option to millions who cannot purchase other, more expensive metals.
The demand for silver in multiple industries has ensured that one can get good returns, without high risk. The ability to melt and mould silver into desired shapes gives it more ornamental value, while retaining its integrity. Young investors can look towards silver to add to their investment portfolio without having to empty their pockets. Physical silver and silver contracts are two of the most popular means of investing in silver in Himachal Pradesh today.
Physical silver - Silver jewellery, coins and bars have been used exhaustively in Himachal Pradesh, with an option available for every budget. Silver jewellery is integral to the culture of the state, with it being a mainstay when it comes to accessories. Intricate designs make jewellery from the state unique, with a growing demand witnessed in different parts of the globe.
Silver jewellery is traditionally purchased during festivals and celebrations, passing down from generation to generation, making it an important family heirloom. Silver bars and coins are used predominantly for investments, thanks to the liquidity they provide and their purity. These coins can be purchased from both banks and jewellers, with the ones purchased from banks costing more on account of purity checks and quality assurance.
Silver contracts - Silver contracts and futures are still in their infancy in the state, primarily due to lack of awareness about the same. Individuals who wish to participate in such trade can do so through the National Commodities and Derivatives Exchange, the National Multi Commodity Exchange and the Multi Commodity Exchange. This is ideal for individuals who are well versed with how markets function and can help your investment grow, but are also subject to market risks.
The minimum amount of silver that you can purchase on MCX is 100 grams. It should be 99% pure.
Some of the factors which affect the prices of silver in India are the rate of Indian rupee in comparison with the US dollar, supply and demand for the metal, technology, global economic trend, etc. Sometimes, certain political factors, either domestic or international, also affect the cost of silver.
No, the price of silver is revised on a daily basis. Hence, the price will not be the same throughout.
As per the RBI guidelines, you can invest up to $200,000 in Silver ETFs in US market through HDFC's international trading accounts, ICICI Direct, Kotak's international trading accounts, etc.
You can invest in silver through Silver ETFs of the US Market, Silver Futures Trading, by purchasing silver jewelry, antiques, silver coins, etc.
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