Gold-Silver Price Today, 6 December 2025: Silver Near ₹1.83 Lakh/kg, Rajasthan Gold Above ₹1.30 Lakh

On Saturday, 6 December 2025, India’s bullion market is still buzzing after one of the sharpest precious‑metal rallies of the year. Wholesale silver prices are hovering around ₹1.83 lakh per kg, while standard 24-carat gold is trading close to ₹1.30 lakh per 10 grams at the all‑India level. ^[1]

The surge has been led by an explosive move in silver: domestic benchmarks have nearly doubled in a year, mirroring global prices that recently hit a record above $57 per ounce on the back of supply tightness and expectations of interest‑rate cuts in the US. ^[2]

Rajasthan has been at the centre of the action. Jewellers there are quoting 24K gold above ₹1.30 lakh per 10 grams and 22K gold just under ₹1.20 lakh, while Jaipur silver has been ruling near ₹1.96 lakh per kg, according to retail and market‑rate portals that track regional prices. ^[3] Kota’s sarafa board, which publishes daily physical-market rates, has posted silver between ₹1.75 lakh and ₹1.76 lakh per kg with 10-gram gold around ₹1.29 lakh, excluding GST and other charges. ^[4]

Against this backdrop, Hindi business coverage from Dainik Jagran and Aaj Tak has highlighted single‑day jumps of ₹2,400–₹4,300 per kg in silver on Friday, alongside India Bullion and Jewellers Association (IBJA) benchmarks that show 24K gold above ₹1.28 lakh per 10 grams and 999 silver above ₹1.79 lakh per kg. ^[5] No surprise, then, that the big question investors are asking today is: should you still buy into this rally, or start booking profits?

Gold and Silver Price Today in India (6 December 2025)

Because bullion is traded across spot, futures and retail channels, different data providers show slightly different levels — but they all agree prices are near record highs.

National benchmark levels

1. All‑India jeweller reference (Goodreturns) ^[6]

As per Goodreturns, which collates rates from large jewellers across India for 6 December 2025:

24K gold (pure, per gram): ₹12,994
- Per 10 grams: ₹1,29,940
22K gold (per gram): ₹11,911
- Per 10 grams: ₹1,19,110
18K gold (per gram): ₹9,746
- Per 10 grams: ₹97,460

Prices are only ₹10 higher per 10 grams than yesterday, indicating consolidation after Friday’s spike rather than a fresh blow‑off move.

2. India Bullion Rates & MCX snapshot ^[7]

India Bullions (bullions.co.in), which tracks wholesale reference prices and live MCX data, shows for Saturday morning (update around 06:45 IST):

24K gold (India wholesale, per 10 g): ₹1,30,520
22K gold (per 10 g): ₹1,19,643
Silver 999 (per kg): ₹1,82,830

Live MCX quotes embedded on the same page show:

Gold (India MCX, per 10 g): ₹1,30,419
- Day change: –₹43 (–0.03%)
Silver (India MCX, per kg): ₹1,83,100
- Day change: +₹4,962 (+2.79%)
- Intraday range: roughly ₹1,79,200 – ₹1,85,234

Over the last year, the same source indicates:

24K gold per 10 g is up about 70% from ~₹76,720
Silver 999 per kg is up about 98% from ~₹92,320

— underscoring just how extreme this 2025 bull run has been. ^[8]

Rajasthan Gold and Silver Prices Today

While national averages matter, physical demand in 2025 has clearly been driven by key consuming states — with Rajasthan often setting the tone for North India.

Rajasthan gold rate today (6 December)

Jewellery platform Candere, which publishes state‑wise rates, lists the following for Rajasthan on 6 December 2025: ^[9]

24K gold:
- ₹13,079 per gram
- ₹1,30,790 per 10 grams
22K gold:
- ₹11,980 per gram
- ₹1,19,804 per 10 grams
18K gold:
- ₹98,093 per 10 grams
14K gold:
- ₹76,250 per 10 grams

The site’s 10‑day history shows that on 5 December, 24K and 22K gold in Rajasthan jumped by about ₹1,040 and ₹953 per 10 grams, respectively, before stabilising at the same levels today. ^[10] That leaves Rajasthan right in line with national wholesale benchmarks and slightly above many metro‑city averages.

Silver rates in Jaipur and Kota

For silver, regional data paints an even more dramatic picture:

Jaipur silver price (Moneycontrol): On 5 December 2025, the standard silver rate in Jaipur is listed at ₹196 per gram, or ₹1,96,000 per kg. Moneycontrol notes that silver prices in Jaipur have doubled since the start of 2025 and were as high as ₹2,07,000 per kg in mid‑October. ^[11]
Kota Sarafa Board rates: The Kota Sarafa Association’s rate cards for 5 December show:
- Around 12:30 pm: Silver ₹1,76,500 per kg; Gold (T) ₹1,29,850 per 10 g; Gold (C) ₹1,29,200 per 10 g
- Around 6:00 pm: Silver ₹1,75,000 per kg; Gold (T) ₹1,29,850; Gold (C) ₹1,29,200 (GST and expenses extra) ^[12]

Taken together with national benchmarks, these numbers imply that:

Rajasthan’s physical gold rates are now routinely above ₹1.29–1.30 lakh per 10 g for 24K.
Silver has moved into the ₹1.75–1.95 lakh per kg zone in key Rajasthan markets, depending on purity and whether you look at wholesale cards or retail quotes.

Do note: final jewellery prices for consumers will be higher than these reference rates once you add GST and making charges.

What Triggered Friday’s Big Jump? RBI Rate Cut + Global Silver Mania

Friday, 5 December 2025, was the real inflection point that set up today’s elevated levels.

RBI’s 25 bps repo cut

An ET Now Swadesh report in Hindi notes that the Reserve Bank of India cut the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.25%, triggering a sharp rally across equity and commodity markets. ^[13]

According to the same report:

On MCX, gold futures rose roughly ₹645 per 10 g to around ₹1,30,723.
Silver futures jumped about ₹4,055 per kg (roughly 2.3% intraday), trading around ₹1,82,193 per kg and touching fresh record highs. ^[14]

This came just a day after silver had fallen by over ₹4,000 per kg and gold by more than ₹1,000 per 10 g, underlining how volatile the market has become.

IBJA and MCX numbers from Hindi media

Dainik Jagran reported that on Friday morning, MCX silver surged by over ₹2,100 per kg to around ₹1,80,330 per kg, setting an intraday range between ₹1,79,200 and ₹1,80,500 per kg. Gold on MCX hovered near ₹1,27,581 per 10 g with a modest ~₹281 rise. ^[15]
Aaj Tak, quoting the IBJA reference rates for 5 December, highlighted:
- 24K gold (999 purity, 10 g): ₹1,28,578 (up about ₹733 from the previous evening)
- 22K gold (916, 10 g): ₹1,17,777
- 18K gold (750, 10 g): ₹96,434
- Silver 999 (1 kg):₹1,79,025, up ₹2,400 from ₹1,76,625 the previous evening. ^[16]

Aaj Tak also reminds readers that IBJA normally publishes its benchmark rates only Monday to Friday, meaning Friday’s fix effectively acts as the reference for this weekend. ^[17]

Global backdrop: silver steals the show

Globally, the story has been even more explosive:

A Moneycontrol report (via Bloomberg) says spot silver recently hit a record around $57.3 per ounce, after a trading outage and persistent supply tightness. The metal has “almost doubled in value this year” and has been rising for several consecutive sessions. ^[18]
Investopedia similarly notes that silver futures have doubled year‑to‑date, outpacing gold, which is up around 60%. ^[19]
Another analysis from The Economic Times points out that, as of early October, gold was up about 50% in 2025 and silver about 63%, even before the latest leg higher — driven by a weaker dollar, expectations of rate cuts and central‑bank gold buying. ^[20]

In short, Indian silver prices aren’t moving in isolation; they’re amplifying a global bull run, with the RBI’s rate cut and a softer interest‑rate outlook acting as fresh fuel.

After a Nearly 100% Run in Silver, Is It Time to Invest or Sell?

This is the question at the heart of all three Hindi stories you pointed to:

“Silver Price Hike: … निवेश करें या बेच दें?” (Jagran) ^[21]
Reports of silver crossing ₹1.75 lakh/kg in Rajasthan (News18’s theme, supported by Kota/Jaipur data) ^[22]
Aaj Tak’s coverage of ₹2,400 one‑day spikes in IBJA silver. ^[23]

Here’s how experts and data points come together.

What experts are saying

1. Silver is a long‑term play, not a quick trade

Dainik Jagran cites commodity expert Ajay Kedia, who argues that: ^[24]

Silver can still reward long‑term investors, given structural supply deficits and its dual role as a precious and industrial metal.
Short‑term “panic profit‑booking” just because prices have spiked can backfire; corrections are normal in such a strong bull phase.
For most retail investors, the preferred route is systematic investing via mutual funds or silver ETFs, rather than trying to time futures or physical trades.

2. Don’t extrapolate recent returns forever

The Economic Times cautions that while gold and silver have delivered outsized returns in 2025, investors should temper expectations. It suggests: ^[25]

Treat gold as a strategic portfolio diversifier (an insurance asset).
Treat silver more as a tactical position, best kept as a smaller slice of the portfolio because of its higher volatility.

A practical framework: buy, hold or trim?

This is not personalised investment advice, but you can think in terms of broad scenarios:

1. You own little or no gold/silver (under-allocated)

If your portfolio has less than ~5–10% in gold/silver and your horizon is 5–10 years, the current environment still supports gradual entry, not all‑in bets.
Consider staggered purchases (SIPs) into gold or silver ETFs or mutual funds, so you average out the risk if prices correct later.

2. You bought silver much cheaper and it’s now a big chunk of your net worth

India Bullion’s numbers show silver up nearly 100% in a year, and Jaipur data shows similar doubling since January. ^[26]
If silver has grown to, say, more than 15–20% of your total investments, it may be prudent to book partial profits and rebalance, even if you remain bullish long term.
This doesn’t mean exiting completely — just trimming to a comfortable allocation so that a sharp correction doesn’t badly hurt your finances.

3. You are a short‑term trader

In the near term, price action is being driven by central‑bank rate expectations, rupee moves and global risk sentiment.
For traders, the focus should be on strict risk management — using stop‑losses, position sizing and avoiding over‑leverage in futures and options.
Remember that parabolic rallies in silver often see 20–30% pullbacks at some point; you don’t want to be overexposed when that happens.

How Small Investors Can Approach Gold and Silver Now

If you’re looking at gold and silver after this week’s headlines, here are some grounded ways to participate without losing sleep.

1. Choose the right product

For long‑term core exposure to gold (5+ years):
- Gold ETFs or Gold mutual funds
- Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) when available (they provide interest plus price appreciation, but have a lock‑in and tax rules you should understand).
For tactical exposure to silver:
- Silver ETFs or silver fund‑of‑funds, which track silver prices without the hassles of storage.
Physical coins/bars and jewellery:
- Best for consumption and emotional goals (weddings, gifting), less efficient as pure investments due to making charges, GST and spreads.

2. Stagger your entry

Given how high prices already are:

Break your planned allocation into multiple tranches over weeks or months.
Avoid putting a large lump sum into silver right after a vertical move like the one driven by the RBI cut and global record highs. ^[27]

3. Keep realistic return expectations

The 2025 rally is exceptional, powered by a rare alignment of lower real yields, central‑bank buying, global supply tightness and geopolitical risk. ^[28]
Expecting another 50–100% annual gain from these already‑elevated levels is risky. Building scenarios that assume modest future returns will keep your financial plan safer.

4. Limit your overall allocation

Many financial planners suggest:

Keeping gold + silver together in the 5–15% range of a diversified portfolio.
Reserving higher‑risk silver for a smaller slice within that, especially if you are risk‑averse or have short‑term goals.

The Bottom Line

Today, 6 December 2025, gold and silver prices in India — and especially in Rajasthan — remain close to record highs, with:
- Gold around ₹1.30 lakh per 10 g
- Silver ranging between ₹1.80 lakh and nearly ₹2 lakh per kg, depending on city and purity. ^[29]
Friday’s RBI repo cut, along with global silver hitting fresh records, has supercharged a trend that was already strong throughout 2025. ^[30]
Expert commentary from Indian analysts stresses long‑term, SIP‑based investing in precious metals and caution against emotional, short‑term decisions — whether that means panic buying or panic selling. ^[31]

If you are a long‑term investor who’s underweight gold and silver, gradual, well‑planned allocation still makes sense. If you are sitting on large profits after this year’s run‑up, partial profit‑taking and rebalancing may be the smarter move than trying to call the exact top.