Platinum Rate Today

Platinum is a rare and premium metal. It is widely known for its durability and elegant look. It is often used in luxury jewellery and industrial applications like automobiles. The current platinum price is Rs 49,380. It changes based on global demand and supply, just like other metals. On this page, you can check today’s latest platinum prices and keep an eye on how they change on a daily basis.

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15 July 2026

Platinum · 10G

₹ 49,380

₹ 50 (-0.10%)

Platinum · 1G

₹ 4,938

Per gram rate

Platinum · 5G

₹ 24,690

Per 5 gram rate

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Today’s Platinum Prices in Indian Cities

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Platinum Rate Today Per 1 Gram (999 Fine, Pt 950 & Pt 900)

999 Fine

99.9% pure

₹4,938

per 1g

▼ ₹5

Pt 950

jewellery

₹4,691.1

per 1g

▼ ₹4.75

Pt 900

90% pure

₹4,444.2

per 1g

▼ ₹4.5

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Estimate the cost of platinum jewellery including making charges and GST.

GST / Tax %wgt · gramsFINENESS

Making charges12%

Estimated total

₹54,228

Platinum value: ₹46,910
Making charges: ₹5,629
GST/TAX (3% platinum + 12% making): ₹1,689

Platinum Price (10g) Chart: Historical Platinum Rate Graph

HIGH

₹49,970

LOW

₹48,770

CHANGE

₹-50

LATEST

₹49,380

Last 10 Days' Platinum Price Trend (10g & 1g)

Platinum rate per 10 grams — last 9 trading sessions.

Date	Platinum (10G)	Platinum (1G)
15 Jul 2026	₹49,380	₹4,938
14 Jul 2026	₹49,430	₹4,943
13 Jul 2026	₹48,960	₹4,896
10 Jul 2026	₹49,970	₹4,997
09 Jul 2026	₹48,770	₹4,877
08 Jul 2026	₹50,000	₹5,000
07 Jul 2026	₹49,610	₹4,961
06 Jul 2026	₹49,950	₹4,995
05 Jul 2026	₹50,130	₹5,013

Platinum insights

FAQs on Platinum Prices Today

Platinum is rarer than gold and has a limited supply. Its price depends heavily on industrial demand, especially in the automobile sector. This can sometimes make it more expensive than gold.

Yes, platinum is strong and long-lasting. It doesn't lose its shine easily. It is perfect for everyday wear. It is often preferred for premium and modern jewellery designs.

Platinum prices are influenced by mining supply, global demand, and industries such as automobile manufacturing, where it is widely used.

Both have their advantages. Platinum is more durable and rarer, whereas gold is more traditional and widely used as an investment.

Yes, platinum prices also change daily based on global markets, currency rates and demand from industries.

You can check platinum purity by looking for factors such as the BIS hallmark, purity mark, and certification provided by the jeweller.

Platinum prices are mostly similar across India. However, prices may vary slightly due to local taxes, making charges, and jeweller costs.

Platinum is a precious metal. However, its prices can be more unpredictable than gold's. This makes it a luxury investment.

Yes, global demand, industrial use, currency changes, and international market conditions affect platinum prices in India.

Platinum has resale value, but buyers may receive less than the original price due to market fluctuations.

Platinum jewellery in India is generally marked with purity levels like Pt950. This means it contains 95% pure platinum.

Platinum jewellery is made to be worn, while investment bars are bought mainly for their metal value.

What Is Platinum? Why Is It Considered a Premium Metal?

Platinum is a rare white metal. It is considered a premium metal because it is much rarer than gold and silver. Its durability makes it a popular choice for luxury jewellery, especially engagement rings.

What are the Physical and Chemical Properties of Platinum?

Platinum is extremely strong. It is resistant to wear and tear. It does not tarnish or lose its colour. This makes it ideal for everyday wear. It is also resistant to corrosion and high temperatures. That is why it is also used in industrial applications.

How Are Platinum Prices Determined in India?

Platinum prices depend on global market trends as well as currency exchange rates. Mining supply plays a big role in pricing as it is rare. Import duties and taxes also affect its final pricing in India.

Why is The Platinum Price Rising or Falling?

Platinum prices fluctuate due to supply shortages, particularly in mining regions. Demand in the automobile industry also affects its price. Economic conditions and investor demand further influence fluctuations.

Key Factors That Affect Platinum Rates Today

Automotive industry demand, mining output, global economy and currency exchange rates are the key factors that determine platinum prices.

How to Calculate the Price of Platinum in India?

The price is calculated by converting international platinum rates into rupees and adding import duty and GST. Jewellery prices also include making charges.

Why Is It Important to Know Today's Platinum Rate?

Since platinum is expensive, knowing the daily rate helps buyers make informed decisions and avoid overspending.

Common Mistakes People Make While Buying Platinum

Many buyers do not check authenticity or compare prices across sellers. Lack of awareness about resale value is another common issue.

Platinum Buying & Investment Guide

Platinum can be bought as coins, bars and jewellery. It is also available as an investment option through ETFs. However, it is less common than gold or silver investments.