West Bengal has for long been the centre of power and administration in India, acting as the capital of British India before independence.
A rich legacy combined with abundant natural resources made West Bengal one of the most prosperous states in the country, with residents known for their acute investment sense.
₹ 2▲
Gram | Today | Yesterday | Price Change |
1 gram | ₹ 138 | ₹ 136 | ₹ 2▲ |
1 kg | ₹ 1,38,000 | ₹ 1,36,000 | ₹ 2,000▲ |
Date | Price |
06 Sep 2025 | ₹ 138 |
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) |
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One of the most densely populated places in the world, the state is known to have a soft corner for silver, which is viewed as auspicious, making it an intrinsic part of life here.
Being a hub of commerce and trade, certain cities in the state have witnessed huge growth, with silver being the primary mode of making payments in the past. Today, silver price in West Bengal are dependent on international prices, given the fact that most of the silver used in the state is imported.
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, 2nd, and 4th to 10th 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 18-19 June |
Lowest Rate in June 2025 | Rs.1,11,000 per kg on 1-2 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 | Rs.1,12,000 per kg on 22 May |
Lowest Rate in May | 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.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 Rate | Rs.98,000 per kg |
31 January Rate | Rs.1,07,000 per kg |
Highest Rate in January | Rs.1,07,000 per kg on 31 January |
Lowest Rate in January | Rs.98,000 per kg on 1 January |
Overall Performance | Incline |
Percentage Change | 9.18% |
Parameter | Silver price (per kg) |
1 December Rate | Rs.1,00,000 per kg |
31 December Rate | Rs.98,000 per kg |
Highest Rate in December | Rs.1,04,000 per kg on 10 December and 12 December |
Lowest Rate in December | Rs.98,000 per kg from 20 December and 31 December |
Overall Performance | Decline |
Percentage Change | -2.00% |
Artifacts made of gold and silver can have their metal composition identified and verified through the hallmarking process. It is used as a purity assurance seal and is recognized in many nations. BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards), the nation's official standards body, attests to the purity of silver in India. The first business in India to provide 999 BIS Hallmarked Silver Coins is FX Global Metal Corporation.
The greatest alternative for a seasoned silver investor is to purchase silver on the Futures Exchange market. The cost of brokerage, stamp duty, and other fees, as well as any costs related to trading in the futures market, would also be incurred by any buyer of silver.
Silver purity is expressed as a percentage (%). To make coins that are more durable, copper and silver are frequently mixed. The alloy has 94.79% pure silver, which is the norm in West Bengal, and 5.21% of either copper or another metal. The sterling silver alloy is made up of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper or other metals. The silver's purity can be ascertained in a limited number of ways. For instance, use a magnet to evaluate the silver jewelry; if it sticks, the silver is not pure. Also known as the "stink test," sterling silver passes with flying colors.
The tests that can be done on silver are the ice test, stink test and magnet test.
Silver ETF is the Silver Exchange Traded Fund. If you want to trade on silver ETF, you should register to the US Silver ETF.
Depending on several factors such as storage capacity and resale options, you could opt for silver coins or bars.
Silver contracts deliver up to 30kg of silver.
When you invest in silver in the form of silver coins and silver bars and bullions, it provides the maximum returns to you when you liquidate the investment and sell the silver that you have.
Silver is frequently referred to as "poor man's gold" in West Bengal. At the time of purchase, West Bengal residents who buy silver bullion must pay VAT (value-added tax). A 1% at source tax is necessary if silver bullion purchased in cash cost more than Rs.5 lakh (at the time of silver purchase). When your net taxable value from silver surpasses Rs.30 lakh for the fiscal year, a 1% wealth tax is imposed. In every state of India, including West Bengal, silver gifts are tax-free. But in order to avoid confusion with the Income Tax (IT) Department, it is necessary to keep a record of the gifts you receive.
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