Live Silver Price in Pakistan Today 21 October 2026

Live Silver Price in Pakistan Today 21 October 2026
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Live Silver Price in Pakistan Today, 21 October 2026

Wednesday, 21 October 2026 · Prices in PKR
Rs. 6,301
▼ Rs. 31 · 0.49%
Silver · 1 Tola Rs. 6,301 Local reference rate
Silver · 10 Grams Rs. 5,401 Local reference rate
Silver · 1 Gram Rs. 540.10 Local reference rate

The reported silver rate in Pakistan today, Wednesday, 21 October 2026, is Rs. 6,301 per tola, according to the local Sarafa market figures supplied for this update. The reported price has decreased by Rs. 31, or approximately 0.49%, compared with the previous reference figure.

Silver, commonly known as chandi in Pakistan, is purchased for jewellery, coins, bars, gifts and other uses. Its price can change with international silver quotations, currency movements, industrial demand and local trading conditions.

This guide explains the reported silver rates by weight, factors that can influence local prices, silver purity, buying considerations and frequently asked questions. Always confirm the latest quotation with a trusted local jeweller or bullion dealer before completing a transaction.

Silver Rates in Pakistan Today

The following table summarises the silver prices supplied for 21 October 2026. Retail prices may differ according to the seller, product type, purity and additional charges.

Silver Weight Reported Price (PKR)
1 TolaRs. 6,301
10 GramsRs. 5,401
1 GramRs. 540.10
1 KilogramApprox. Rs. 540,100*

*The kilogram figure is a simple calculation from the supplied per-gram rate, not an independently verified wholesale quotation.

Silver Price Calculator in Pakistan

Use this calculator to estimate the metal value of silver according to the reference price per tola. The estimate does not automatically include jewellery making charges, dealer margins, taxes or other costs.

TEKIBIN Silver Calculator

Calculation uses 1 tola = 11.6638 grams and the entered per-tola rate. This is an estimate, not a dealer quote.

Understanding Silver Purity and Fineness

Silver items can contain different proportions of pure silver. Purity is often described using a fineness number or a percentage. For example, .999 silver indicates approximately 99.9% silver content, while .925 sterling silver contains 92.5% silver and other metals.

Pure silver is relatively soft, so other metals may be mixed into silver jewellery to improve strength and durability. This means two items with similar weights may not have the same intrinsic silver value if their purity differs.

Purity MarkApprox. Silver Content
.999 Fine Silver99.9%
.958 Silver95.8%
.925 Sterling Silver92.5%
Other alloysVaries by composition
Important: Do not assume that every silver ornament, bar or coin has the same purity. Ask the seller for the item’s fineness, weight and purchase documentation. The reference rate per tola is not automatically the final price of every retail product.

What Influences Silver Prices in Pakistan?

1. International Silver Prices

Silver is traded internationally, and changes in global bullion prices can influence local market quotations. Global demand, supply expectations, investor activity and economic developments can all affect silver valuations.

2. US Dollar and Pakistani Rupee

International silver prices are commonly quoted in US dollars. Changes in the exchange rate between the US dollar and the Pakistani rupee can therefore affect the local equivalent price, even when the international silver quotation is stable.

3. Industrial Demand

Silver is used in various industrial applications, including electronics, electrical components and solar technologies. Changes in manufacturing activity and expected industrial demand can influence the balance between supply and demand.

4. Local Sarafa Market Conditions

Local quotations may differ due to dealer margins, availability, trading activity and the type of silver product being sold. Jewellery, bars and coins may also carry different premiums or workmanship costs.

5. Product Purity and Additional Charges

A retail item’s final price depends on its silver content, weight, design and seller’s pricing policy. Making charges, wastage or other costs may be added separately where applicable.

Silver Price Change: Daily Market Movement

The supplied market update reports a decrease of Rs. 31 per tola, equivalent to approximately 0.49%, from the preceding reference figure. Daily movements can be small or substantial depending on international prices and local market conditions.

Market DetailReported Figure
Current reference rateRs. 6,301 per tola
Reported changeDown Rs. 31
Reported percentage change-0.49%
Update date21 October 2026

This daily movement is based on the supplied figures. A complete historical chart requires verified prices for each date; past prices should not be inferred from a single daily change.

Historical Silver Rate in Pakistan

Reviewing historical silver prices can help readers compare past market levels with current quotations. For a reliable historical record, each entry should include the date, reference price, weight unit and a consistent source.

Historical data note: Only the 21 October 2026 price and the reported daily decrease were supplied for this article. A ten-day historical table and price chart should be added after the corresponding daily rates have been verified.

Silver Buying Guide: What Buyers Should Check

1. Confirm the Latest Market Rate

Ask the seller which date and market quotation is being used. Compare the quoted rate with a reliable current reference before deciding to buy or sell.

2. Check the Purity Marking

Confirm whether the item is fine silver, sterling silver or another alloy. For significant purchases, consider obtaining an appropriate independent purity assessment.

3. Verify the Weight

Check the weight on a suitable scale and make sure the unit is clear. Tola, gram and kilogram measurements should not be confused when comparing quotations.

4. Ask About Additional Charges

Request a clear breakdown of the metal value, making charges, product premium and any other applicable costs. The final jewellery price may be higher than the reference silver value.

5. Keep the Receipt

Retain an invoice showing the product description, weight, purity, quoted rate and charges. A proper receipt can help with future valuation, resale discussions and record keeping.

Smart Buyer’s Rule: Compare purity, weight and the complete payable amount, not only the advertised silver rate. Ask questions before paying and keep your receipt.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

These answers explain the supplied silver rates and some common considerations when buying silver in Pakistan.

What is the silver rate in Pakistan today?

The supplied reference rate for 21 October 2026 is Rs. 6,301 per tola. Confirm the latest local quotation before making a purchase.

What is the price of 10 grams of silver?

The supplied price for 10 grams is Rs. 5,401. Retail prices may differ depending on purity, product type and the seller’s additional charges.

What is the price of one gram of silver?

The supplied price is Rs. 540.10 per gram for 21 October 2026.

Did the silver rate decrease today?

The supplied update reports a decrease of Rs. 31, or approximately 0.49%, from the preceding reference figure. Check a current market source to confirm the latest movement.

Why do silver prices change in Pakistan?

Prices may change with international silver quotations, exchange rates, industrial demand, local market conditions and product-specific costs.

Is the silver rate the same in every Pakistani city?

Not necessarily. Local quotations, dealer margins, availability and retail costs can differ. Confirm the rate with a seller in your city.

Are silver jewellery making charges included?

Not necessarily. Making charges, workmanship, product premiums or other costs may be added to the metal value. Ask for a separate breakdown before paying.

How can I check the purity of silver?

Check the item’s purity marking and ask the seller for documentation. For a substantial purchase, consider an independent purity assessment.

Is the silver price shown a guaranteed selling price?

No. The displayed figure is a reference rate based on the supplied information. The actual buying or selling price can differ by dealer, product and transaction terms.

Should I check the silver rate before buying?

Yes. Confirm the current quotation, purity, weight and additional charges with a trusted local seller before completing your purchase.

Final Overview: Silver Rate in Pakistan Today

Silver Market Summary · 21 October 2026

Based on the supplied figures, silver is quoted at Rs. 6,301 per tola, Rs. 5,401 per 10 grams and Rs. 540.10 per gram. The reported daily movement is a decrease of Rs. 31, or approximately 0.49%.

Buyers should verify the latest local rate, confirm silver purity and weight, and ask for a transparent breakdown of additional charges before purchasing.

Market disclaimer: Figures in this article were supplied for 21 October 2026 and are not a live market feed. Rates can change during trading and may vary by location, seller, purity and product. Verify current prices independently before making a financial decision.