24K / Gram
₹14,915
22K / Gram
₹14,205
24K / 10g
₹1,49,150
22K / 10g
₹1,42,050
Source: Live API
While gold often dominates the headlines, tracking the gold and silver rate today provides a more complete picture of the precious metals market. As of 18 Sept 2026, the 24K gold rate is ₹14,915 per gram, while silver is trading at approximately ₹2,75,000 per kilogram. Understanding the gold silver rate and the ratio between the two metals is crucial for savvy investors, industrial manufacturers, and tech developers who rely on these highly conductive materials. The Gold-Silver Ratio: Currently sitting at approximately 1:58 (It takes roughly 58 ounces of silver to buy 1 ounce of gold). Historically, a lower ratio means silver is outperforming gold, often driven by industrial demand. The relationship between the gold and silver rate today has roots in ancient history. While gold was the "flesh of the gods" in Ancient Egypt, silver was often considered even more valuable in specific ancient eras because it was rarer in the region. The Roman Empire relied heavily on the silver Denarius for daily commerce, while the gold Aureus was reserved for massive wealth storage. In India, silver has always been the accessible precious metal, heavily utilized in religious ceremonies, anklets (Payal), and utensils.
24K Gold: ₹14,915 per gram 22K Gold: ₹14,205 per gram Silver (Fine): ~₹2,75,000 per kg (~₹275 per gram) Gold-Silver Ratio: ~1:58
24K Gold: ₹14,915 per gram 22K Gold: ₹14,205 per gram Silver (Fine): ~₹2,75,000 per kg (~₹275 per gram) Gold-Silver Ratio: ~1:58
24K Gold is approximately ₹14,915 per gram, and silver is roughly ₹275 per gram (₹2,75,000 per kg).
Massive industrial demand from solar panel manufacturing, electric vehicles, and high-tech electronics is outpacing global mining supply.
Gold offers long-term stability and wealth protection. Silver is more volatile but offers higher percentage upside during industrial booms.