Today's Silver Price in Rajasthan

• Import duty and licensing. Duty rose from 6% to 15% on 13 May 2026, and silver bars now need an import licence. 

• Industrial demand. Silver is used in solar panels and electronics, so factory demand affects price alongside jewellery demand. 

• GST. It is added at 3% on your bill and is not part of the daily rate.

Silver Purity Guide: 999, 925 and 800 

Details of Silver Price in Rajasthan (1 Kg)

Silver prices in Rajasthan have been on a roller coaster ride over the last year, with changes witnessed periodically. The current price for a kg of silver in Rajasthan is Rs 36,244 (as of December 18, 2015). Silver rates have been around the Rs 36,000 mark for most of the year, peaking in May and dropping to their lowest in March.

May prices went over Rs 43,300 per kg while March witnessed rates of Rs 35,300. The US Federal rate hike and lack of demand had an impact on silver rate in the country, with a future drop in rates expected.

How to Work Out the Price of Silver Jewellery in Rajasthan 

1.  Multiply the weight by the day's rate to get the silver value. 

2.  Add making charges. Jewellers set them as a percentage or a rate per gram, and hand-crafted pieces cost more to make. 

3.  Add 3% GST. Check the invoice, since GST on making charges can be shown differently. 

How to Check Silver Purity in Rajasthan 

• Look for the BIS 'SILVER' hallmark and the purity grade, for example 925. 

• Check for the 6-character HUID, added to silver hallmarking from 1 September 2025. 

• Verify the HUID on the BIS Care app. 

• Remember silver hallmarking is voluntary, so an unmarked piece is not automatically fake. Ask for a bill that states the purity and weight either way. 

Silver Loan Against Jewellery in Rajasthan 

You can now pledge silver jewellery, ornaments or bank-minted coins for a loan, alongside gold. RBI's rules in force from 1 April 2026 cap the loan at a share of the silver's value: 

Ways to Invest in Silver in Rajasthan 

• Silver jewellery. Popular and easy to buy, but making and wastage charges reduce its value as a pure investment. 

• Silver coins and bars. Sold by banks and jewellers, priced by weight and purity, and usually cheaper from a jeweller than a bank. 

• Silver ETFs. Regulated by SEBI and bought through a demat account, without needing to store physical metal. 

• There is no Sovereign Gold Bond equivalent for silver.

About Silver in Rajasthan 

• Hindustan Zinc, headquartered in Udaipur, produces about 95% of India's primary silver as a byproduct of mining zinc and lead. 

• Its mines include Zawar, near Udaipur, one of the world's oldest zinc-mining sites, along with Rajpura-Dariba and Sindesar Khurd. 

• Silver jewellery is worn widely across Rajasthan, and demand rises around Dhanteras (6 November 2026), Diwali and the wedding season.

Conclusion 

Rajasthan's silver rate moves with the world price, the rupee, import duty and industrial demand, so check the tables above before you buy or pledge silver for a loan. Hindustan Zinc's Rajasthan mines produce most of India's silver, and demand for jewellery rises around Dhanteras and the wedding season. Buy from a trusted jeweller, ask for a bill that states the purity and weight, and compare the 10-day trend before you decide.