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Gold & silver rate in January 2025

In January 2025, 24K gold (999) in India rose 5.3%, opening at ₹79,404 and closing at ₹83,611 per 10 g. It ranged between ₹79,290 on 7 January 2025 and ₹83,611 on 31 January 2025, across 23 trading days. Silver 999 rose 5.2% to ₹93,869 per kg.

India-wide reference rates. A city price differs by the local premium a dealer applies there. Recorded at 03:00 IST each weekday, covering the overnight international session.

Gold and silver bullion bars at an Indian bullion market counter
Gold and silver in January 2025, from the daily All India Bullion reference readings.

January 2025 in figures

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Gold 999Silver 999Indexed to 100 at the start of the range, so two very different prices can be compared on one scale.

31 January 2025₹83,611 · ₹93,869per 10 g · per kg
Gold 999
+5.30%

₹83,611

Silver 999
+5.17%

₹93,869

Gold : silver ratio
89.1

10 g of gold per 10 g of silver

Ran harder
Gold 999

1 January 2025 → 31 January 2025

Gold, day by day

999 (24K) per 10 g. Recorded at 03:00 IST each weekday, covering the overnight international session.

Daily GL999 rate, per 10 g
DateRate (per 10 g)Change
31 January 2025₹83,611+₹624
30 January 2025₹82,987+₹427
29 January 2025₹82,560+₹667
28 January 2025₹81,893−₹288
27 January 2025₹82,181+₹308
24 January 2025₹81,873+₹44
23 January 2025₹81,829+₹366
22 January 2025₹81,463+₹980
21 January 2025₹80,483−₹29
20 January 2025₹80,512−₹31
17 January 2025₹80,543+₹133
16 January 2025₹80,410+₹234
15 January 2025₹80,176+₹404
14 January 2025₹79,772−₹186
13 January 2025₹79,958+₹61
10 January 2025₹79,897−₹179
9 January 2025₹80,076+₹420
8 January 2025₹79,656+₹366
7 January 2025₹79,290−₹24
6 January 2025₹79,314−₹469
3 January 2025₹79,783+₹445
2 January 2025₹79,338−₹66
1 January 2025₹79,404—

Silver, day by day

999 per kg.

Daily SL999 rate, per kg
DateRate (per kg)Change
31 January 2025₹93,869+₹1,387
30 January 2025₹92,482−₹204
29 January 2025₹92,686+₹739
28 January 2025₹91,947−₹1,191
27 January 2025₹93,138+₹487
24 January 2025₹92,651−₹873
23 January 2025₹93,524−₹65
22 January 2025₹93,589+₹568
21 January 2025₹93,021−₹120
20 January 2025₹93,141−₹1,028
17 January 2025₹94,169−₹105
16 January 2025₹94,274+₹2,071
15 January 2025₹92,203+₹54
14 January 2025₹92,149−₹1,805
13 January 2025₹93,954+₹725
10 January 2025₹93,229+₹652
9 January 2025₹92,577+₹91
8 January 2025₹92,486+₹256
7 January 2025₹92,230+₹1,232
6 January 2025₹90,998+₹161
3 January 2025₹90,837+₹1,306
2 January 2025₹89,531+₹278
1 January 2025₹89,253—

Average weights and purities in January 2025

A 22K figure is a metal value at 916 fineness, not a jewellery invoice — making charges, wastage and 3% GST come on top.

Gold

24K per gram₹8,074
24K per 8 grams₹64,592
24K per 10 grams₹80,740
24K per tola1 tola = 11.6638 g₹94,173
24K per 100 grams₹8,07,395
22K per gramDerived at 916 fineness₹7,396
22K per 10 gramsDerived at 916 fineness₹73,957
22K per tolaDerived at 916 fineness₹86,262

Silver

999 per gram₹93
999 per 10 grams₹925
999 per 100 grams₹9,252
999 per kilogram₹92,519

Questions, answered

Gold and silver in January 2025 — common questions

What was the gold rate in January 2025?

24K gold (999) opened January 2025 at ₹79,404 per 10 g and closed at ₹83,611, averaging ₹80,740 across 23 trading days.

What was the highest gold rate in January 2025?

₹83,611 per 10 g of 24K gold, on 31 January 2025. The lowest was ₹79,290 on 7 January 2025.

Did gold go up or down in January 2025?

Gold rose 5.30% over January 2025, a gain of ₹4,207 per 10 g.

What was the 22K gold rate in January 2025?

22K is 916 fine, so the average of ₹80,740 per 10 g of 24K corresponds to about ₹73,957 per 10 g of 22K, or ₹7,396 per gram. This is a derived metal value, not a jewellery invoice.

What was the silver rate in January 2025?

999 silver averaged ₹92,519 per kg in January 2025, ranging from ₹89,253 on 1 January 2025 to ₹94,274 on 16 January 2025.

Why do some dates have no rate?

The Indian bullion market is closed on Saturdays and Sundays, so no reading is taken. Nothing is carried forward or interpolated — a gap is a closed market, not a missing number.