Often referred to as "poor man's gold" silver also known as white precious metal is looked upon as a valuable and safe investment option across the country including Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh.
Over 60% of silver is bought in rural India. Vijayawada is a major trading and business hub in Andhra Pradesh and has gained more prominence after the bifurcation of the erstwhile united Andhra Pradesh.
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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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Silver is widely used in Vijayawada during festive occasions and is most prominent in the display of idols made of silver in addition to traditional silver plates used during various festivities. Silver rate in Vijayawada are influenced by various factors that have global implications.
The city currently has a large buyer base for silver and related products.
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 of Silver in the month of May 2025 | Rs.1,12,000 per kg on 22 May |
Lowest Rate of Silver in the month of May 2025 | Rs.1,08,000 per kg on 3 May to 5 May, 15 May to 18 May, and 20 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 of Silver in the month of April 2025 | Rs.1,14,000 per kg on 1 April and 2 April |
Lowest Rate of Silver in the month of April 2025 | Rs.1,02,000 per kg on 8 April and 9 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 of Silver in the month of March 2025 | Rs.1,14,000 per kg on 19 March, 20 March and 28 March |
Lowest Rate of Silver in the month of March 2025 | Rs.1,05,000 per kg on 1 March and 2 March |
Overall Performance | Incline |
Percentage Change | 7.61% |
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 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% |
Demand for silver plummets during deficient monsoon and during a strong equity market scenario. Owing to newer applications for silver such as in microcircuits and batteries, demand for silver is further expected to increase which could also affect the investment patterns of consumers. Silver can be used as a hedge against inflation in the long term but cannot be a hedge against recession in the short term, according to market experts.
Jewelry - Many consumers are buying silverware which has become trendy in addition to the traditional concept of gifting silver articles and jewelry pieces during auspicious occasions. South India including Vijayawada is a major market for the white metal as it is widely used to decorate idols of deities in addition to various utensils including tableware gifted during weddings and religious offerings.
Coins or bars - Depending on several factors such as storage capacity and resale options, you could opt for Silver bars and coins. Some banks in India offer 24 Carat 99.99% pure silver bars with tamper-proof certicard packs and an assay certification. Silver bars are priced on the basis of international bullion market. Many private banks quote prices including customs duty charges and other charges as part of retailing.
ETFs - Silver exchange traded funds (ETFs) are not currently available in the country. However, investors can trade in silver ETFs in the US market. Investors can also buy stocks of reputed silver mining companies listed on the Nasdaq or Dow stock exchanges.
There are several big silver showrooms which offer pure Hallmarked silver such as Dhanya Jewellery, K R Jewellery Works, Anjaneya Jewellery, Sridevi Jewellers, Deepak Silvers, Khazana jewellery and Joyalukkas among many others.
From traditional silver jewellery items such as toe-rings and anklets to antique jewellery and artefacts, silver is sold in multiple forms.
The process of hallmarking identifies and confirms the metal content of gold and silver artifacts. It is acknowledged in many countries and is used as a purity assurance seal. The purity of silver in India is confirmed by BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards), the country's official standards organization. FX Global Metal Corporation is the first company in India to offer 999 BIS Hallmarked Silver Coins.
Since the bank next door in Vijayawada is more reputable than the jeweler, buying silver from one could give you confidence in its purity. However, your expenses will be far higher. HDFC Bank was the first bank in India to sell actual silver. As a result, purchasing silver in Vijayawada from a bank is a rather secure option since the bullion is backed by a certificate of quality and is guaranteed by both the bank and an outside entity.
In Vijayawada, silver is also referred to as "poor man's gold." Each buyer of silver bullion in Vijayawada will be required to pay VAT (value-added tax) at the time of purchase. If someone paid cash for silver bullion that cost more than Rs.5 lakh, a 1% at source tax is required (at the time of silver purchase). A 1% wealth tax is applicable whenever your net taxable value from Silver reaches Rs.30 lakh for the fiscal year. Silver presents are tax-free across India, including Vijayawada. But one must keep a record of the present they have received in order to avoid confusion with the Income Tax (IT) Department.
Depending on several factors such as storage capacity and resale options, you could opt for silver coins or bars.
Yes, a few banks in India offer 24 Carat 99.99% pure silver bars with tamper-proof packs and an assay certification.
925 Silver is made up of 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals, such nickel or copper.
No, Silver exchange traded funds (ETFs) are not currently available in the country.
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