Silver Prices Today, November 13, 2026: Rate Dips Re 1 per 10 gm on Friday; Senco Gold, PN Gadgil Slip 

New Delhi, Nov 13: Silver prices slipped marginally to Rs 1,999 per 10 grams on Friday, according to Goodreturns.in. That is Re 1, or 0.05 per cent, lower than Thursday’s rate of Rs 2,000 and Rs 51, or 2.49 per cent, below Monday’s Rs 2,050 per 10 grams. The rate works out to Rs 199.90 per gram and Rs 19,990 per 100 grams. One kilogram of silver costs Rs 1,99,900, down Rs 100 from Thursday. The rate is the same in all 10 major cities tracked, from Chennai to Ahmedabad. These are bullion rates and do not include taxes or making charges. 

Silver prices in India are linked to international prices, which can move in either direction, and local dealers adjust their rates accordingly. Friday’s reading takes silver just below the Rs 2,000 mark that held on Wednesday and Thursday. It is Rs 101, or 4.81 per cent, below the Rs 2,100 per 10 grams it reached on Thursday, November 5. 

Several factors move the rate from day to day, including international silver prices, the rupee and expectations for US interest rates. A firmer rupee lowers the rupee cost of imported silver, while a weaker one raises it. Dealers revise their rates as the day’s international prices become known, so a Re 1 dip suggests those inputs barely shifted from Thursday. 

For a buyer of 10 grams, the price is Rs 1,999 before taxes, Re 1 less than on Thursday and Rs 51 less than the Rs 2,050 a buyer paid on Monday. A purchase of 20 grams costs Rs 3,998 against Rs 4,100 on Monday, and 50 grams costs Rs 9,995 against Rs 10,250. Anyone buying 100 grams will pay Rs 19,990, down from Rs 20,500. Every extra 10 grams adds Rs 1,999 to the bill, compared with Rs 2,050 on Monday. 

On a per-gram basis, silver is at Rs 199.90, down 10 paise from Thursday’s Rs 200 and Rs 5.10 below Monday’s Rs 205. For bulk buyers, one kilogram costs Rs 1,99,900, Rs 5,100 less than Monday’s Rs 2,05,000. A 5-kilogram purchase would cost Rs 9,99,500 at today’s rate, which is Rs 25,500, or 2.49 per cent, less than it would have cost on Monday. 

Silverware and jewellery will cost more once making charges and 3% GST are added. GST alone comes to about Rs 60 on 10 grams of silver, Rs 600 on 100 grams and Rs 6,000 on a kilogram. Including GST, 10 grams of silver comes to about Rs 2,059 today, against Rs 2,112 on Monday. A 50-gram silver coin or bar costs Rs 9,995 before making charges and GST, Rs 255 less than on Monday. A 100-gram silver bar costs Rs 19,990, Rs 510 less. 

City-Wise Silver Rates Today 

The table below lists silver rates for 10 major Indian cities for 10 grams, 100 grams and one kilogram. All ten cities show the same rates today, and each is Re 1 lower per 10 grams than on Thursday. There is no city-level premium or discount in silver today. 

City	10 gm	100 gm	1 kg
Chennai	₹1,999	₹19,990	₹1,99,900
Mumbai	₹1,999	₹19,990	₹1,99,900
Delhi	₹1,999	₹19,990	₹1,99,900
Kolkata	₹1,999	₹19,990	₹1,99,900
Bangalore	₹1,999	₹19,990	₹1,99,900
Hyderabad	₹1,999	₹19,990	₹1,99,900
Kerala	₹1,999	₹19,990	₹1,99,900
Pune	₹1,999	₹19,990	₹1,99,900
Vadodara	₹1,999	₹19,990	₹1,99,900
Ahmedabad	₹1,999	₹19,990	₹1,99,900

Source: Goodreturns.in 

Jewellery Stocks Today 

Jewellery stocks were mixed in morning trade on Friday as the Nifty 50 stayed in the red. The Nifty 50 was at 25,217.70 around 10:40 am, down 81.65 points or 0.32 per cent from Thursday’s close of 25,299.35. Silgo Retail rose 0.52 per cent, while Senco Gold fell 0.40 per cent, Vaibhav Global lost 0.59 per cent and PN Gadgil Jewellers slid 0.90 per cent. 

Company	Ticker	Price	Change
Senco Gold	SENCO	₹337.80	-1.35 (-0.40%)
Vaibhav Global	VAIBHAVGBL	₹168.01	-0.99 (-0.59%)
PN Gadgil Jewellers	PNGJL	₹626.05	-5.70 (-0.90%)
Silgo Retail	SILGO	₹71.14	+0.37 (+0.52%)

Source: NSE market data 

Silgo Retail was the only gainer, trading at Rs 71.14, up Rs 0.37 from Thursday’s close of Rs 70.77. It opened at Rs 71.36, 0.83 per cent above the previous close, and touched a high of Rs 71.45, 0.96 per cent above it. Its low of Rs 71.00 stayed above the previous close. The stock is just above its volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of Rs 71.13. Sellers lead the order book at 69.89 per cent, with 12,897 shares against 5,557. The stock is Rs 0.49, or 0.68 per cent, below Monday’s close of Rs 71.63. 

Senco Gold, the strongest performer a day earlier, eased to Rs 337.80, down Rs 1.35 from Thursday’s close of Rs 339.15. It opened at Rs 340.90, touched a high of Rs 342.00 and slid to a low of Rs 334.00. It has since recovered to trade above its VWAP of Rs 337.40. Sellers lead the order book at 68.42 per cent, with 2,56,007 shares against 1,18,162. The stock remains Rs 15.95, or 4.96 per cent, above Monday’s close of Rs 321.85. 

PN Gadgil Jewellers was the weakest of the four, at Rs 626.05, down Rs 5.70 from the previous close of Rs 631.75. It opened at Rs 631.90, touched a high of Rs 633.95 and fell to a low of Rs 622.75, 1.42 per cent below the previous close. It is trading below its VWAP of Rs 627.42. Buyers lead the order book at 54.13 per cent, with 85,814 shares against 72,715. The stock is still Rs 14.05, or 2.30 per cent, above Monday’s close of Rs 612.00. 

Vaibhav Global fell to Rs 168.01, down Rs 0.99 from the previous close of Rs 169.00. It opened at Rs 167.90, touched a high of Rs 168.56 and dropped to a low of Rs 166.55. It is above its VWAP of Rs 167.71. Buyers lead the order book at 53.21 per cent, with 58,928 shares against 51,809. The stock is Rs 2.39, or 1.44 per cent, above Monday’s close of Rs 165.62. 

Silver was nearly flat from Thursday and 2.49 per cent below Monday, yet the stocks did not move together. Silgo Retail gained against a falling index, while Senco Gold and Vaibhav Global fell by less than the Nifty 50’s loss. PN Gadgil Jewellers fell the most. Silver’s flat reading did little to move the jewellery stocks either way. 

Gold Rates Today 

Gold was trading lower on Thursday, with 24-carat gold at Rs 1,39,800 per 10 gm (Rs 13,980 per gram), down Rs 2,180 from Wednesday’s Rs 1,41,980. The 22-carat variety stood at Rs 1,28,150 per 10 gm, down Rs 2,000 from the previous day. The 18-carat variety was at Rs 1,04,850 per 10 gm, down Rs 1,640. Delhi was the costliest city, with 24-carat gold at Rs 1,39,950 per 10 gm, Rs 150 above the Mumbai cluster.