Silver Rate Today in Pakistan — Per Tola & Gram
Silver doesn’t get gold’s headlines, but it should get more of your attention. It moves on the same forces — international prices and the rupee — and it swings harder in percentage terms, which is exactly why buyers love it and first-timers get surprised by it. Below: today’s rate, a free calculator that prices any weight in seconds, and the buying checks that matter.
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Silver Rate Today by Purity — Full Table
Rates below are calculated from the October 11, 2026 Sarafa announcement of Rs 6,555 per tola. 24K is pure silver (bars, coins); 22K is the jewellery standard:
| Purity | Per tola | Per 10 grams | Per gram |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24K (99.9% pure) | Rs 6,555 | Rs 5,620 | Rs 562 |
| 22K (91.6% — jewellery) | Rs 6,009 | Rs 5,152 | Rs 515 |
| 21K (87.5%) | Rs 5,736 | Rs 4,919 | Rs 492 |
One tola equals 11.6638 grams — the same measure used for gold. And just like gold, the silver rate is only the raw-material number: your jeweller adds making charges on top, typically lower in percentage terms than for gold but never zero.
How the Silver Rate in Pakistan Is Decided
There’s no secret committee setting a silver price. It comes down to three inputs:
1. The international silver price. Silver trades globally in US dollars per ounce. When world silver moves — and it can move 3–4% in a day — Pakistan’s rate moves the same morning.
2. Gold’s shadow. In Pakistan’s sarafa market, silver closely follows gold. A gold rally pulls silver up even when the international silver price is flat, because dealers price the two metals relative to each other.
3. The rupee. Since silver is bought in dollars, a weaker rupee makes every tola cost more in Pakistan. On days when the dollar strengthens against the rupee, expect chandi to tick up with it.
Silver Buying Tips
1. Decide why you’re buying. Pure 24K bars or coins are for investment — they’ll resell at close to the day’s rate. 22K jewellery is for wearing, and you’ll lose more on resale because of making charges. Mixing the two up is the most expensive beginner mistake.
2. Always ask for the hallmark. Reputable jewellers stamp purity on the piece. No stamp means you’re guessing, and guessing with precious metal is a losing game.
3. Separate weight from making charges. The bill should show the silver rate, the weight, and the labour separately. If the jeweller quotes one lump number, ask them to break it down — ten seconds of mild awkwardness that has caught countless billing errors.
4. Expect higher percentage swings than gold. Silver’s smaller market makes it jumpier. A 2% gold move can easily mean a 3–4% silver move the same day — great when you’re buying low, painful when you’re not paying attention.
5. Keep the receipt with the purity written on it. When you resell, the written karat is your proof of what you paid for.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the silver rate in Pakistan today?
As of October 11, 2026: Rs 6,555 per tola (up Rs 43), Rs 5,620 per 10 grams, and Rs 562 per gram for 24K silver. Rates change daily.
What is the 22K silver rate today?
Rs 6,009 per tola (about Rs 515 per gram) as of October 11, 2026. 22K (91.6% pure) is the standard for silver jewellery in Pakistan — slightly harder than pure silver, which is too soft for daily wear.
How do I convert tola to gram for silver?
One tola = 11.6638 grams. Divide the tola rate by 11.6638 to get the per-gram price — or just use the calculator above, which does it for any weight and purity.
Why did the silver price increase today?
Silver rose Rs 43 per tola on October 11, 2026, riding gold’s rally — gold climbed Rs 1,100 per tola the same day as the international price hit $4,195 an ounce. In Pakistan’s sarafa market, silver closely follows gold.
Is silver a better investment than gold?
Silver is cheaper to enter and swings harder, so it can gain faster in a rally — but it can also fall faster. It’s often bought as a complement to gold, not a replacement. Prices move daily; this is general information, not financial advice.
Is the silver rate the same in every city?
Yes — the same Sarafa Association announcement applies in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar and Quetta. Individual jewellers may add small local premiums or differ on making charges.
Where can I buy silver in Pakistan?
Registered sarafa jewellers in your city’s bullion market, plus banks and licensed dealers that sell investment bars and coins. Always buy from a registered dealer, get a proper bill with the purity written on it, and avoid street-side “cheap silver” offers — under-karat silver is rampant there.