India is the second largest consumer of silver rate today. Traditionally, gold is considered the number one option in terms of safe investment for the middle class and upper middle class in the country.
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Gram | Today | Yesterday | Price Change |
1 gram | ₹ 136 | ₹ 137 | ₹ 1▼ |
1 kg | ₹ 1,36,000 | ₹ 1,37,000 | ₹ 1,000▼ |
Date | Price |
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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However, silver rates in Nagpur depend on the overall demand for silver, which largely originates from the industrial use of the metal in the country. Unlike gold which is primarily used as jewelry or investment, silver is used in several industrial segments.
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 to 10th July except on 3rd 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 18th and 19th June |
Lowest Rate in June 2025 | Rs.1,11,000 per kg on 1st and 2nd 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 | Rs.1,14,000 per kg on 19th, 20th, and 28th March |
Lowest Rate in March | 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.105,000 per kg |
Highest Rate in February 2025 | Rs.1,09,000 per kg on 20 February and 21 February 2025 |
Lowest Rate in February 2025 | Rs.1,05,000 per kg on 28 February 2025 |
Overall Performance | Decline |
Percentage Change | -1.87% |
Parameter | Silver price (per kg) |
1 January 2025 Rate | Rs.98,000 per kg |
31 January 2025 Rate | Rs.107,000 per kg |
Highest Rate in January 2025 | Rs.107,000 per kg on 31 January 2025 |
Lowest Rate in January 2025 | Rs.98,000 per kg on 1 January 2025 |
Overall Performance | Incline |
Percentage Change | 9.18% |
Trend of Monthly Silver Rate in Nagpur for January 2025
According to experts, demand for silver to make jewelry has, by and large, remained constant at around 20 million ounces a year for the past four to five years. Also, around 25 million ounces of silver has been bought in the country for investment in the past few years. In India, including Nagpur, silver is preferred for its beauty. According to recent estimates, about 25% of the overall silver demand every year caters to silverware alone.
Jewelry - Many investors consider buying silver in the form of jewelry more expensive compared to buying coins. Jewelry comprises making charges (10 per cent and above), melting charges (15 per cent or above while selling), which can prove to be more costly.
Coins - According to experts, silver coins bought from banks are more expensive in that they include packing charges and a certificate. Also, jewelers charge levy casting charges in addition to sales tax.
ETFs - There are no silver ETFs offered in the country. You cannot buy silver in the electronic spot market either. However, you can buy silver ETFs in the US market. Towards the end, you have open an account to invest in global stock markets.
One gram of Silver is currently pegged at Rs. 37.45 in Nagpur. Silver rates in Nagpur have plummeted in the past few months with one gram of silver costing Rs. 38.75 in the month of May. Silver rates in Nagpur have been witnessing fluctuations in that one gram of silver was pegged at Rs.37.95 in the month of April and Rs. 37.85, Rs. 37.95 and Rs. 40.05 in the months of March, February and January respectively this year.
Nagpur has several silver showrooms such as Bhatukbhai Sons, Londhe Jewellers, Pushpalata Jewellers, Shree Krishna Jewellers, Kusum Jewellers, Arun Jewellers and Parekh Bros among many others. While most jewelers in Nagpur do not differ widely in terms of silver rates, you can reduce the other ancillary costs or charges.
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