Platinum Price in India

The cost of 1 gram of Platinum in India today is ₹ 3,772(1 gram) and ₹ 37,720 per 10 grams.

Platinum is a silver-white metal that is more ductile than CopperGold, and Silver. Due to its chemical stability and physical properties, the metal is used in several industrial materials.

Platinum is used to make jewelry as well because of the metal's resistance to tarnish and wear. In India, the prices of Platinum are the same across all the cities. Platinum prices are revised daily in the country.

Check Today's Platinum Price in India

₹ 3,772 Per Gram

Platinum Price in Top Cities

Check today's Platinum Rate in top Cities in India in the below table.

City 

Platinum Price Per Gram 

Platinum Price Per 10 Gram 

Bangalore 

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Chennai

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Hyderabad 

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Kolkata 

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Mumbai 

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Pune 

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Lucknow 

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Ahmedabad 

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Jaipur 

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Kerala 

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Karnataka

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Guwahati

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Patna

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Vadodara

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Rajkot

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Coimbatore

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Bhubaneswar

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Nagpur

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Surat

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Vijayawada

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Nashik

₹ 3,772

₹ 37,720

Trend of Platinum Price in India for July 2025 (Per Gram)

Parameters

Platinum Price (Per Gram)

1 July Price

₹3,712

31 July Price

₹3,743

Highest Price in July

₹4,043 on 18 July

Lowest Price in July

₹3,712 on 1 July

Performance

Incline

Change in Percentage

0.84%

Trend of Platinum Price in India for June 2025 (Per Gram)

Parameters

Platinum Price (Per Gram)

1 June Price

₹2,892 

30 June Price

₹3,746

Highest Price in June

₹3,822 on 27 June

Lowest Price in June

₹2,892 on 1 June

Performance

Incline

Change in Percentage

29.53%

Trend of Platinum Price in India for May 2025 (Per Gram)

Parameters

Platinum Price (Per Gram)

1 May Price

₹2,611 

31 May Price

₹2,892 

Highest Price in May

₹3,000 on 23 May

Lowest Price in May

₹2,604 on 5 May

Performance 

Incline 

Change in Percentage

10.76%

Trend of Platinum Price in India for April 2025 (Per Gram)

Parameters

Platinum Price (Per Gram)

1 April Price

₹2,723 

30 April Price

₹2,663 

Highest Price in April

₹2,725 on 2 April

Lowest Price in April

₹2,526 on 8 April

Performance

Decline 

Change in Percentage

-2.20% 

Trend of Platinum Price in India for March 2025 (Per Gram)

Parameters

Platinum Price (Per Gram)

1 March Price

₹2,651 

31 March Price

₹2,703 

Highest Price in March

₹2,800 on 18 March

Lowest Price in March

₹2,651 on 1 March

Performance

Incline 

Change in Percentage

1.96%

Trend of Platinum Price in India for February 2025 (Per Gram)

Parameters

Platinum Price (Per Gram)

1 February Price

₹2,724 

28 February Price

₹2,654 

Highest Price in February

₹2,788 on 13 February

Lowest Price in February

₹2,654 on 28 February

Performance

Decline 

Change in Percentage

-2.57%

Trend of Platinum Price in India for January 2025 (Per Gram)

Parameters

Platinum Price (Per Gram)

1 January Price

₹2,657 

31 January Price

₹2,596 

Highest Price in January

₹2,760 on 6 January  

Lowest Price in January

₹2,524 on 26 January  

Performance

Decline 

Change in Percentage

-2.30% 

Nature of Platinum

  1. Platinum is one of the elements in nature that is most stable chemically. Due to its high stability, it is called Noble metal.
  2. It is immune to hydrochloric and nitric acids, but at high temperatures, aqua regia can dissolve it.
  3. Platinum reacts with fluorine and oxygen, but only at extremely high temperatures.
  4. Physically, platinum is a silver-coloured metal that is soft and lustrous.
  5. It has a high boiling point and is very resistant to corrosion.

Factors Affecting Platinum Prices

The price of platinum is impacted by the following factors: 

  1. Industry Demand : One of the main factors influencing platinum price is industrial demand. Platinum is used extensively in the automotive industry, specifically for catalytic converters. Prices may be significantly impacted by any changes in the automotive industry or technological breakthroughs that change the demand for catalysts based on platinum.
  1. Investment Demand : Platinum has drawn strong interest from investors due to its perceived value as a hedge against inflation and fluctuating currencies. Platinum prices can be influenced by shifts in investor sentiment and the need for precious metals as a safe haven.
  1. Geopolitical Situation : Platinum prices can be influenced by trade agreements, political and economic stability, and relationships among major countries that produce and consume platinum. Price swings can result from supply constraints caused by trade tensions or disruptions in mining areas.
  1. Currency Movements : Changes in the major exchange rates, especially the US dollar, have a significant impact on platinum prices. Because platinum is sold in US dollars worldwide, buyers paying in other currencies typically find it more costly, which could lower demand and have an impact on prices.

Difference Between Gold vs Platinum

Category

Platinum

Gold

Colour

White

Yellow

Weight

Heavier than gold

Lighter than platinum 

Scratches

Easily

Does not scratch easily

Appearance

Longer than gold

Shorter than platinum

Durability

High

Low when compared to platinum

Maintenance

Low

Higher than platinum

Value

More valuable

Less valuable when compared to platinum 

Difference Between Platinum vs Silver

Category

Silver

Platinum

Durability 

Silver tarnishes easily and wears down rapidly.

Platinum has a very high melting point so significant heat is required to change this metal.

Price

It is very affordable compared to platinum.

It is one of the costliest metals due to its rarity and durability. 

Skin Reaction

Silver alloys may contain other metals like nickel or zinc which can irritate the skin.

Since platinum is naturally hypoallergenic, it will not irritate skin.

Maintenance 

Silver requires polishing in order to prevent tarnishing.

Less maintenance is needed for jewellery made of platinum. 

FAQs on Platinum Rate in India

  • When compared to white gold, does platinum keep its appearance over a long period?

    Yes, when compared to white gold, platinum does keep its appearance over a long period. The main reasons for platinum to keep its appearance are its purity and strength.

  • Are platinum prices revised on a daily basis?

    Yes, platinum prices are revised on a daily basis.

  • What is the colour of platinum?

    The colour of platinum is silvery-white.

  • Will platinum price be the same across all the cities in India?

    Yes, the prices of platinum will be the same across all the cities in the country.

  • Is the resale value of platinum high?

    No, the resale value of platinum is usually poor.

  • Is the purity of platinum jewellery high?

    Yes, platinum jewelery is 85% - 95% pure.

  • Is platinum more durable than gold?

    Yes, platinum is more durable than gold.

  • Is gold rarer than platinum?

    No, gold is not rarer than platinum. Platinum is rarer than the yellow metal.

  • Is platinum more expensive than gold?

    Yes, the cost of platinum is higher than gold.

  • Is platinum cheaper than 24-carat gold?

    Yes, platinum is cheaper than 24-carat gold.

News About Platinum Price in India

Platinum Prices Surge Globally in 2025

Platinum prices surged to their highest since August 2014, reaching $1,458.80 per ounce due to supply concerns and strong industrial demand. In India, rates hit Rs.40,430 per 10 grams. The rally is driven by a third consecutive annual market deficit and increased usage in automotive and green energy sectors, indicating strong global interest in precious metals. 

23 July 2025
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