Silver Rate in Pakistan Today
Today, 14 Sep, 2026, the silver rate in Pakistan is recorded at Rs. 6,902.20 for 1 tola, Rs. 5,916 for 10 gram, and Rs. 592 for 1 gram, according to the local Chandi market. We bring you accurate and real-time silver rates, so you always stay updated on the market’s daily changes.
| Date | 10 Grams | Per Tola |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 12, 26 | Rs. 6,902 | Rs. 8,050.49 |
| Sep 11, 26 | Rs. 6,902 | Rs. 8,050.49 |
| Sep 10, 26 | Rs. 7,001 | Rs. 8,165.97 |
| Sep 09, 26 | Rs. 6,952 | Rs. 8,108.81 |
| Sep 08, 26 | Rs. 6,952 | Rs. 8,108.81 |
| Sep 07, 26 | Rs. 7,001 | Rs. 8,165.97 |
| Sep 06, 26 | Rs. 7,001 | Rs. 8,165.97 |
| Sep 05, 26 | Rs. 6,952 | Rs. 8,108.81 |
| Sep 04, 26 | Rs. 7,152 | Rs. 8,342.09 |
| Sep 03, 26 | Rs. 6,752 | Rs. 7,875.53 |
| City | 10 Grams | Per Tola |
|---|---|---|
| Karachi | Rs. 5,916 | Rs. 6,902 |
| Hyderabad | Rs. 5,916 | Rs. 6,902 |
| Lahore | Rs. 5,916 | Rs. 6,902 |
| Multan | Rs. 5,916 | Rs. 6,902 |
| Islamabad | Rs. 5,916 | Rs. 6,902 |
| Faisalabad | Rs. 5,916 | Rs. 6,902 |
| Rawalpindi | Rs. 5,916 | Rs. 6,902 |
| Quetta | Rs. 5,916 | Rs. 6,902 |
Silver Rate in Pakistan Today: 14 September, 2026
Silver price in Pakistan are move up and down according to the market condition. As of , 14 September, 2026 1 tola of silver is priced at Rs. 6,902.20. If you’re buying in grams, 10 grams of silver costs Rs. 5,916.
What Causes Silver Rates to Change in Pakistan?
Silver prices in Pakistan move for a few clear reasons. The biggest one is the international silver price, set in markets like London and New York, since Pakistan buys most of its raw silver from outside the country. When the US dollar gets stronger or weaker against the rupee, the local price shifts too, even if the international price stays the same. Add in daily demand at the Sarafa market, and the rate can change more than once a day during volatile periods. The All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association confirms these rates, usually once a day, sometimes more when the market moves fast.
How to Find the Zakat Nisab for Silver
The Zakat Nisab for silver is 612.36 grams, close to 52.5 tola using the older jeweller’s tola of 11.66 grams. If the silver you own, on its own or combined with your gold, cash, and other assets, reaches this weight in value, Zakat becomes due on it at 2.5 percent.
How to Check the Silver (Chandi)
We’ve heard so many stories of people buying “silver” that turned out to be polished steel. Here is a “cheat sheet” to stay safe:
- The Magnet Trick: Real silver is not magnetic. Always carry a small magnet. If the bar sticks to it, walk away.
- The Ice Melt: Silver is a crazy good heat conductor. If you put an ice cube on a silver bar, it should melt instantly, like the bar is hot.
- The “Ring” Test: Tap it with a coin. Real silver makes a long, high-pitched pinggg sound. Cheap metal just goes thud.
FAQs
How to check accurate Silver rate in Pakistan?
The accurate silver rates in Pakistan can be verified by the official sites such as All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association (APSGJA) and reputable financial news websites. Daily updates are also made available in many local Sarafa bazaars. Credible website like Hamariweb also provides accurate data regarding Silver rate in Pakistan
Why silver prices in Pakistan fluctuate daily or how frequently silver rates are updated in Pakistan?
In Pakistan, prices of silver vary on a daily basis as a result of the movements in the international bullion markets, exchange rates, and the domestic demand. The APSGJA updates the rates at least once a day in order to implement such changes. During a volatile period, updates might be made more than once in a day.
Where to buy silver in Pakistan?
Pakistan Silver is sold at Sarafa bazaars, silver jewelers, bullion traders and authorized dealers. Investment grade silver bars and coins are also available on some silver jewelers. Never buy through people who have questionable reputation.
How do I ensure that the silver that I purchase is pure?
Hallmark certification would be used to check the purity of the silver, the most common is 925 (sterling silver) or 999 (fine silver). Purity certificates are issued by reputable jewellers and bullion dealers of investment grade silver. A lab test or karat testing can also be requested by buyers to verify its purity.
I check silver rates in Pakistan almost every week now. Prices just don’t stay still these days. Can’t decide whether to buy or wait.
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