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Platinum Rate Today in Visakhapatnam

Today’s platinum rate per gram and per 10 grams, with city rates and price history.

950 Platinum ₹ 5,038 per gram ₹ 50,375 per 10 grams
Change today ▲ +34.77 against yesterday

Last updated 10 hours ago

Today’s Platinum Rate Per Gram in Visakhapatnam

Weight 950 Platinum Yesterday Change
1 gram ₹ 5,038 ₹ 5,003 +34.77
8 grams ₹ 40,300 ₹ 40,022 +278.18
10 grams ₹ 50,375 ₹ 50,028 +347.72
100 grams ₹ 5,03,753 ₹ 5,00,276 +3,477.24

The yesterday and change columns compare the first purity column. They stay empty until the site has stored two days of rates.

Indian Major Cities Platinum Rates Today

City per 1 g per 8 g per 10 g
Delhi ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Mumbai ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Kolkata ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Chennai ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Bengaluru ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Hyderabad ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Pune ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Ahmedabad ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Jaipur ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Lucknow ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Chandigarh ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Kochi ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Visakhapatnam ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Vijayawada ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Coimbatore ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Madurai ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Mysuru ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Mangaluru ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Thiruvananthapuram ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Bhopal ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Indore ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Patna ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Bhubaneswar ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Guwahati ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375
Nagpur ₹ 5,038 ₹ 40,300 ₹ 50,375

Platinum Rate in Visakhapatnam for the Last 10 Days

Date Per gram Per 10 grams Change
18 Oct 2026 ₹ 5,038 ₹ 50,375 +34.77
17 Oct 2026 ₹ 5,003 ₹ 50,028 +0.62
16 Oct 2026 ₹ 5,002 ₹ 50,021 +7.29
15 Oct 2026 ₹ 4,995 ₹ 49,949 +82.32
14 Oct 2026 ₹ 4,913 ₹ 49,125 -224.55
13 Oct 2026 ₹ 5,137 ₹ 51,371 -9,027.69
12 Oct 2026 ₹ 14,165 ₹ 1,41,648 -72.29
11 Oct 2026 ₹ 14,237 ₹ 1,42,371 —

Historical Platinum Price, Month by Month

Month Opened Closed High Low Trend
October 2026 ₹ 14,237 ₹ 5,038 ₹ 14,237 ₹ 4,913 Falling (-64.62%)

Platinum is rarer than gold, and usually cheaper

Annual platinum production is a fraction of gold’s, yet it often trades below the gold price. The reason is demand: platinum’s biggest buyer is the car industry, for catalytic converters, and jewellery is a distant second. Gold has a monetary role platinum has never had, and that is what holds its price up.

Buying platinum jewellery in India

Platinum jewellery sold in India is normally 950 — 95% pure, alloyed with ruthenium or cobalt. Look for the PT950 mark and a Platinum Guild International assurance card. It is naturally white, so unlike white gold it never needs rhodium replating, which is the practical argument for paying the premium.

Platinum against white gold

They look alike on the day you buy them. White gold is yellow gold alloyed and plated; the plating wears and needs redoing every couple of years. Platinum is white all the way through and develops a patina rather than wearing thin. Platinum is denser, so the same ring weighs more and costs more for the metal alone.

Resale is the catch

India has a deep, liquid, second-hand market for gold in every town. It does not have one for platinum. Buy-back is usually limited to the shop that sold it, often at a wide discount. Treat platinum as something to wear, not as a store of value.

Frequently asked questions


Why is platinum cheaper than gold if it is rarer?

Price follows demand as well as supply. Platinum demand is industrial and cyclical; gold demand is monetary and constant.


Is platinum hallmarked in India?

BIS operates a hallmarking scheme for platinum jewellery. Insist on the PT950 mark and the assurance card.


Does platinum tarnish?

No. It develops a soft matte patina over time, which a jeweller can polish back if you prefer the shine.


How to read these rates

These figures are derived from the international spot price converted at the day’s dollar rate, with a retail premium added for import duty, GST and dealer margin. They are indicative. Your jeweller’s board is the price you actually pay, and it will differ a little — making charges and hallmarking are extra.

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