Silver Rate in Lahore Today (Chandi Rate)
Rates updated:
Rawalpindi–Islamabad Sarafa Market Benchmark · sarafa confirmed 9 Sep 2026, 02:28 PM PKT
Traditional ornament and tableware market with deep craft workshops. Silver in Pakistan trades on one national sarafa benchmark, so the per-tola rate quoted in Lahore is the same reference published here — as of 9 Sep 2026 that is Rs 6,915 per tola. What differs locally is the dealer spread and the making charge on finished pieces.
Lahore's silver trade runs through the old city — the Sarafa Bazaar near Dabbi Bazaar and the surrounding lanes — where workshops have made silver ornaments, payal, and household pieces for generations. Alongside jewellery, Lahore is one of the strongest markets in Pakistan for silver tableware and decorative gift items, which are bought by weight and finished by hand.
Because so much of what sells here is worked rather than plain, the labour component is a bigger share of the ticket than it is for bullion buyers, and it varies far more between workshops than the metal price ever does.
For ornaments, ask for the finished weight and the labour charge as separate figures — on light, heavily worked pieces labour can exceed the silver itself. For plain bars or coins bought as savings, buy on weight alone and keep the receipt.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the silver rate in Lahore today?
As of 9 Sep 2026, silver in Lahore is Rs 6,915 per tola on the national sarafa benchmark. Per-gram and per-kilogram conversions and the live local and TT-bar boards are on the main silver page.
Is the silver rate in Lahore different from other cities?
No — Pakistani sarafa markets all price from the same benchmark. Shop-to-shop differences in Lahore come from the dealer's spread and, on finished pieces, the making charge, not from a separate city rate.
What is the difference between local silver and TT-bar?
Local 999 silver is refined metal sold loose by weight — the everyday chandi rate. A TT-bar is a cast bar with certified purity markings, preferred for investment because it resells easily; it trades at its own slightly different buy and sell rate.