Gold and Silver Rate Today in India – 11 February 2026

In India, gold and silver are more than just metals—they are family heirlooms, wedding essentials, and trusted financial cushions through times of crisis. Whether you are planning a wedding, a milestone purchase, or simply trying to time the market, knowing today’s gold and silver rates, along with copper and platinum, can help you make smarter buying and selling decisions.

This guide gives you the live metal prices for 11 February 2026, explains what is driving the market, and shows how prices differ across major Indian cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Lucknow, and more.

Recent Market Volatility and What’s Driving Prices

Over the past few weeks, precious‑metal prices in India have shown locking‑and‑unlocking swings, especially for silver and platinum. Silver prices per kilogram fell from about ₹3,50,000 at the start of February to around ₹2,89,900 by 11 February, pulling down per‑gram quotes from roughly ₹350 to ₹289–₹290.

Gold, on the other hand, has stayed relatively stable, hovering near ₹15,800–₹15,900 per gram for 24K (pure bullion) across India. Global factors such as the US‑dollar strength, crude‑oil signals, and RBI guidance are nudging local gold prices up and down in small increments day‑by‑day.

Meanwhile, platinum has fallen slightly in early‑February 2026 after peaking near ₹6,600 per gram, settling around ₹6,078 per gram nationally. Industrial demand, auto‑sector output, and forex moves are now the main drivers behind platinum and copper swings.

Gold Rates Today in India – 24K, 22K, and 18K (Per Gram)

For jewellery and investment, Indians mostly use 24K, 22K, and 18K gold. Rates below are for pure bullion reference; local jewellers add making‑charge and GST on top.

24K gold is the purest form, mostly traded as bars and coins; 22K is the preferred standard for Indian wedding jewellery, while 18K is popular for light‑weight and fancy pieces.

Silver Prices Today – Per Gram and Per Kilogram

Silver has seen sharper fluctuations than gold in 2025–2026, responding quickly to industrial demand, rupee‑dollar swings, and speculative trade.

Daily range in February 2026 flipped from ₹2,75,000 to ₹3,50,000 per kg, making timing crucial for bulk buyers in Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Andhra, and Maharashtra.​

Copper Prices Today – Per Gram and Per Kilogram

Copper behaves more like an industrial metal than a “precious” one, but it still matters for electronics manufacturers, builders, and small local scrap traders.

Prices per kg dipped from ₹1,287 to about ₹1,243 over a few trading sessions in early February 2026, largely on easing global LME cues and a steady rupee‑dollar pair.

Platinum Prices Today – Per Gram and Per Kilogram

Platinum is often called “white‑gold” but is technically more valuable per ounce on global markets. In India, it is gaining slow traction in plain rings, high‑end wedding bands, and industrial catalytic converters.

Equivalents:

• 10 g platinum ≈ ₹60,780​
• 1 kg platinum ≈ ₹6,07,800​

February 2026 saw platinum climb above ₹6,600 per gram before retreating; the year‑to‑date move is still upward despite near‑term pullbacks.​

City‑Wise Gold, Silver, Platinum, and Copper Prices (Top Indian Cities)

Below is a compact city‑wise snapshot of bullion and copper prices approximately as of 11 February 2026 (India‑average references used where city‑specific feeds vary).

Gold Rates (per gram) in Major Cities – 24K

Jewellers usually quote rates slightly below ₹15,900 per gram for 24K in big metros, and rural jewellers in UP, Bihar, and Rajasthan may lag by ₹20–₹80 per gram.

Silver Rates (per kg) in Major Cities

Silver rates per kilogram broadly cluster around ₹2,89,000–₹2,99,900 on 11 February 2026.​

Silver pricing in Kerala and Tamil Nadu often carries a small premium due to local demand from temple‑hood ornaments and silver‑ware markets.​

Platinum Rates (per gram) in Major Cities

Platinum is more uniformly priced across India than silver.

Because of lower trading depth, many small‑town jewellers refer to Delhi‑Mumbai benchmarks, sometimes adding ₹50–₹200 overhead for local manufacturing.

Copper Rates (per kg) in Major Cities

Copper prices per kilogram are nearly the same in bulk‑metal hubs nationwide.

This means 1 gram of copper costs about ₹1.24, and local scrap dealers usually round up to ₹1.25–₹1.30 per gram for small‑lot sales.

What These Numbers Mean For You

• Investors and long‑term buyers should focus on today’s 24K gold quote (~₹15,879 per gram) and silver (~₹289.90 per gram) as entry benchmarks.
• Wedding planners in Lucknow, Delhi, Mumbai, or Chennai can anchor their jewellery budget around ₹14,500–₹15,000 per gram for 22K, then add a making‑charge + GST band of 8–12% on top.
• Industrial and bulk‑metal traders should track the daily copper and platinum charts; February 2026 has shown a rupee‑stable phase with moderate‑range swings that favour staggered buying.

If you are planning to buy 10–50 grams of gold or 1–5 kg of silver, comparing at least two reputed jewellers or online portals in your city can save up to ₹500–₹1,500 on smaller tickets and much more on larger ones.

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