Today Silver Rate in Jalandhar

Know the latest Silver Price in Jalandhar. Both the lowest and highest prices per kilogram are updated here on a regular basis. 

Updated on

05 Sep 2025

Today's Silver Rate in Jalandhar

₹ 136/ 1 gram

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Silver Rate in Jalandhar (Today & Yesterday)

GramTodayYesterdayPrice Change
1 gram₹ 136₹ 137

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1 kg₹ 1,36,000₹ 1,37,000

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Silver Rate in Jalandhar for Last 10 days

DatePrice
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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Updated On - 05 Sep 2025

Silver as an Investment in Jalandhar:

Investing in silver has a significant benefit in its cost-effectiveness compared to gold, as smaller silver coins can be purchased for just a few hundred rupees. However, it's important to note that each investment option in precious metals and commodities has its advantages and disadvantages.

The conventional approach to investing in silver involves buying silver coins, jewellery, or household items. Silver is generally obtainable in the form of coins, bars, and jewellery.

Silver Household Items & Jewellery - If you are considering purchasing silver objects like jewellery or household items such as utensils or prayer lamps, keep in mind that you will have to pay additional charges for making. More elaborate designs on silver jewellery can increase its cost significantly, making it much pricier than buying silver coins. Silver jewellery also incurs a melting charge of at least 15% when sold, which reduces potential returns if you plan to sell it later. As a result, you may have to accept some wastage or making charges as well as melting charges. When buying physical silver in any form, storage can become a concern since the volume of metal purchased is typically more significant than that of gold for the same price. If you purchase silver primarily as an investment, you may need to pay for storage facilities such as a bank locker to safeguard your silver.

Silver Coins -  In Bathinda, buying silver coins is a common practice for gift-giving during auspicious events, as well as for investment purposes, due to the various weight options available to suit different budgets. Certified and assayed numerous jewellers and banks offer silver coins in the area. However, purchasing from unverified sellers online can be risky, so buying from a reputable jeweller or seller and obtaining a purity certificate with your purchase is recommended. Silver coins can be obtained from jewellery showrooms or banks, but the latter option may be slightly more costly since it includes charges for damage-proof packing and a purity assay certificate. For instance, purchasing a 50-gram coin of 24 karat purity from a bank could cost more than acquiring the same coin from a jewellery showroom, which may also apply a casting charge and sales tax.

Silver Bars -  When purchasing any type of silver, verifying the current market rates for silver is essential. Silver bars, which are generally reserved for serious investors, can be bought from significant jewellers and banks. These bars typically range in weight from 500 grams to 1 kilogram.

Silver Futures Exchange - Purchasing silver in the futures exchange market is an option, though the contract sizes are considerably larger than those of certain other commodities, such as gold. Furthermore, there are numerous charges related to trading in the futures market, including brokerage fees, stamp duty, and other expenses that you will be responsible for covering.

Silver ETFs - Currently, no silver ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) is available in Bathinda due to the National Spot Exchange's closure. Nevertheless, there is an opportunity for trading in Silver ETFs listed on the US market. Those interested in trading in silver ETFs on the US market must establish an account with a stockbroker that provides a platform for investing in international stock markets.

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FAQs on Silver Rate in Jalandhar

  • How to invest Silver in Jalandhar?

    If you are a resident of Jaladhar you can invest in silver through various ways, such as by purchasing silver jewelry, household utensils, bars, or coins.

  • Where can I buy silver from in Jalandhar?

    You can buy silver in Jaladhar from Futures exchange. But the contract sizes will be more than other metals and additional charges will be imposed such as brokerage cost, stamp duty, and others. Silver can also be purchased from the Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), but currently due to the closure of the National Spot Exchange customers cannot avail this facility. However, customers can trade in Silver ETFs that are listed under US market.

  • What are the points to consider before purchasing silver in Jalandhar?

    The points that should be remembered before buying any silver item in Jaladhar are the current silver rates, the purpose of buying silver, the Hallmark certification and other necessary authentications, weight of the silver item, and the making cost.

  • What are the factors that affect silver prices in Jalandhar?

    The major factors that impact the silver rates in Jaladhar are the industrial and investment demand, dollar value, import cost, inflation, oil prices, gold rates, and other international factors.

  • Why silver rates are different in India?

    The silver rates vary across the country as certain local taxes are imposed over the overall silver prices along with some other charges. All these variables are not the same for all the states which causes the variation in silver prices in India.

  • What are units for measuring silver?

    Silver can be measured in different units such as kilogram, troy ounce, Masha, Tola, and tonne.

  • How to check silver purity at home?

    Silver purity can be checked through magnetic test, odour test, ice test, flake test, and polish test, which can perform at home to understand the purity of the metal.

  • Why should I invest in silver?

    Silver is considered a useful investment instrument due to its affordable cost over other precious metals such as gold. Investing in silver can provide great yield depending upon the market situation. Market demand goes up for silver during the wedding season and selling your silver assets at that time can help you earn high returns. Silver is also considered a good investment choice as it acts as shield against inflation. Moreover, silver is also an ideal choice for investment during the period of emergency and is also preferable as it is easy to store.

  • What is the difference between sterling silver and pure silver?

    Sterling silver is not the purest form of silver, which has a purity level of 92.50% and is mixed with other metals which constitute 7.25% of the total weight of the silver. Sterling silver is made of silver and copper that enhances durability and increases its longevity. While pure silver is the purest form of silver with purity of 99.9%. This type of silver is too soft and hence, is mixed with other metal to make it durable.

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