A$30 per Tola (Fine 999 Chandi Bullion). Daily bullion trend: +0.72%. Official benchmark prices referenced from Perth Mint & Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).
| Silver Grade | Purity | Per Gram | Per 10 Grams | Per Tola (11.66g) | Per Troy Oz | Per Kilogram | Hallmark |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chandi 999 (Fine Silver) | 99.9% | A$2.53 | A$25.30 | A$29.51 | A$78.69 | A$2,530.00 | 999 |
| 925 Sterling Silver | 92.5% | A$2.34 | A$23.43 | A$27.32 | A$72.86 | A$2,342.59 | 925 |
| 900 Coin Silver | 90% | A$2.28 | A$22.79 | A$26.59 | A$70.89 | A$2,279.28 | 900 |
| 800 Utensil Silver | 80% | A$2.03 | A$20.26 | A$23.63 | A$63.02 | A$2,026.03 | 800 |
Calculate exact jewelry, coin, utensil, or investment bullion costs with custom weight, craftsmanship charges, and Islamic Zakat Nisab analysis.
Silver (widely known as Chandi in Pakistan and India) is traded both as an industrial commodity and as a precious investment metal. Unlike gold, silver carries dual utility: it is consumed in electronics, solar panels, and medical equipment, while serving as an accessible hedge against inflation and currency devaluation.
Contains 99.9% pure elemental silver. Available as 10-tola biscuits, 1-kilogram minted bars, and commemorative coins. Best choice for investment and wealth preservation.
Contains 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper. Pure silver is too soft to maintain shapes, so sterling silver provides the hardness necessary for daily rings, chains, bracelets, and tableware.
The Shariah threshold for Zakat on silver is 52.5 Tolas (612.36g). Classical scholars recommend using the silver Nisab to assess cash wealth so that more needy families can receive support.
Today's fine 999 silver rate in Australia is A$30 per tola, A$2.53 per gram, and A$2,530 per kilogram. 925 Sterling Silver is priced at A$27 per tola, officially referenced from Perth Mint & Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).
In Australia, 1 Tola (11.66 grams) of pure 999 Chandi is priced at A$30, while 1 Tola of 925 Sterling Silver jewelry grade is priced at A$27.
In Islamic Shariah, the Nisab threshold on silver is 52.5 Tolas (612.36 grams) of pure silver. At today's rate in Australia, the silver Nisab equals A$1,549. Islamic scholars widely recommend calculating Zakat against the silver Nisab to benefit more deserving recipients.
999 Fine Silver is 99.9% pure silver, mainly traded in bullion bars, biscuits, and investment coins. 925 Sterling Silver consists of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% alloy (usually copper) for hardness, making it the global standard for rings, necklaces, tea sets, and silverware.
The current Gold-to-Silver ratio in Australia is approximately 81.1:1, meaning it takes 81.1 grams of silver to equal the market value of 1 gram of 24K pure gold.
