Silver weight and purity calculator.
Calculate fine-silver content and entered market value for 999, sterling 925 and coin 900 silver.
Silver weight and purity inputs
This applies selected fineness to the entered mass. Buyer deductions, stones, fees, product premiums and live rates are outside the estimate.
Method: Gross silver weight is multiplied by the selected fineness. The optional rate multiplies the fine-metal weight, not the gross alloy weight.
Inputs used: Item weight = 100 g; Fine-silver rate = 75 ₹/g
Assumptions: The result uses the values, units and options shown in the input snapshot.
Scope and warnings: This applies selected fineness to the entered mass. Buyer deductions, stones, fees, product premiums and live rates are outside the estimate. Rounding and excluded real-world terms can make an external result differ.
How this silver weight and purity calculator works
Gross silver weight is multiplied by the selected fineness. The optional rate multiplies the fine-metal weight, not the gross alloy weight.
A worked example
A 100 g sterling item contains 92.5 g fine-silver equivalent.
Is sterling the same as pure silver?
No. Sterling is conventionally 925 fineness, meaning 92.5% silver by mass.
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Apply fineness before a market rate
999, 925 and 900 describe fine-silver proportions. The calculator multiplies the item weight by the selected proportion, then uses your entered fine-silver rate.
Product premiums, stones, assay findings and buyer deductions can produce a settlement value different from this screened amount.
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