Silver Rate Today in Andaman And Nicobar Islands — 13 October 2026
Live 999 fine silver price per kilogram across 1 market in Andaman And Nicobar Islands, with each city's move today and its spread against the Mumbai benchmark.
Updated · Rates refresh continuously as the market moves.
Silver 999 ₹2,209/kg(-0.98%)vs previous closeSilver price by city in Andaman And Nicobar Islands
999 fine silver, reference metal rate before 3% GST. As of 13 October 2026 at 21:31 IST.
| City | Silver / kg | / 100 g | / 10 g | Today | G:S ratio | vs Mumbai |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Andaman And Nicobar Islands | ₹2,22,929 | ₹22,293 | ₹2,229 | ▼ ₹2,209 | 67.1 : 1 | +₹225 |
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Questions, answered
Silver rate in Andaman And Nicobar Islands — common questions
What is the silver rate in Andaman And Nicobar Islands today?
999 fine silver in Andaman And Nicobar Islands is around ₹2,22,929 per kilogram as of 13 October 2026 at 21:31 IST, on the live Andaman And Nicobar Islands quote. That is ₹223 per gram. Rates differ slightly between Andaman And Nicobar Islands cities; the table above shows each one.
Is the silver rate the same in every Andaman And Nicobar Islands city?
Close, but not identical. The metal and the 3% GST are the same everywhere, so the gaps come from local dealer spreads and the cost of moving and insuring silver into each market. Because silver is bulky relative to its value, those freight differences show up more clearly than they do in the gold rate. This page lists 1 Andaman And Nicobar Islands market separately for that reason.
How is silver priced in Andaman And Nicobar Islands?
From the international spot price in dollars per troy ounce, converted at the rupee rate, plus import duty, GST and the local dealer's spread. India imports nearly all the silver it uses, so both the dollar price and the rupee move the domestic rate — sometimes in opposite directions on the same day.
What is the difference between 999 and 925 silver?
999 is fine silver — 99.9% pure — and is what bars and investment coins are made from. 925 is sterling: 92.5% silver, alloyed with copper for hardness, and is what silverware, cutlery and most silver jewellery are made from. A sterling article therefore carries 92.5% of the metal value of the same weight in 999.
