Silver prices in India declined on December 29, 2025, tracking a marginal fall compared to the previous day. According to the latest data, silver prices eased across both retail and bulk quantities, reflecting short-term movement in the domestic bullion market.
As of today, silver is priced at Rs 258 per gram, down Rs 4 from yesterday’s rate of Rs 262 per gram. On a kilogram basis, silver is trading at Rs 2,58,000 per kg, marking a decline of Rs 4,000 from the previous session’s level of Rs 2,62,000 per kg.
Looking at quantity-wise pricing, 10 grams of silver is priced at Rs 2,580, while 100 grams costs Rs 25,800. Both categories have witnessed a fall compared to yesterday, in line with the broader decline seen in per-gram and per-kilogram prices.
City-wise silver prices remained largely uniform across major metros. In Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Pune, Vadodara and Ahmedabad, silver was quoted at Rs 2,580 for 10 grams, Rs 25,800 for 100 grams, and Rs 2,58,000 per kg.
Meanwhile, Chennai, Hyderabad and Kerala reported slightly higher rates, with 10 grams of silver priced at Rs 2,810, 100 grams at Rs 28,100, and 1 kg at Rs 2,81,000, reflecting regional variations due to local taxes and dealer margins.
Silver prices in India are influenced by international bullion trends, currency movement and industrial demand, as silver has significant usage in electronics, solar panels and manufacturing. Daily fluctuations are common as global cues feed into domestic pricing.
The rates mentioned are indicative prices and do not include GST, TCS or other local levies. Actual prices may vary depending on the city and jeweller.
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