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Silver price in South Korean won today

Silver price in South Korea: computed as XAG/USD spot × the official KRW rate. Refreshed hourly; premiums and taxes excluded.

Per gram (999)₩2,814.3
Per troy ounce₩87,534.8
Per kilogram₩2,814,310.2
USD/KRW rate1,371.31

Data as of 2026-09-02. Sources: Gold API (XAG spot), Frankfurter (official FX rates).

30-day trend

Price per gram by purity

FinenessPurityPrice per gram
999 (fine silver)99.9%₩2,811.5
958 (Britannia)95.8%₩2,696.1
925 (sterling)92.5%₩2,603.2
87587.5%₩2,462.5
83083.0%₩2,335.9
80080.0%₩2,251.4

What it costs by weight

Weight999 fine925 sterling
1 gram₩2,814.3₩2,603.2
10 grams₩28,143.1₩26,032.4
1 troy ounce₩87,534.8₩80,969.7
100 grams₩281,431₩260,323.7
1 kilogram₩2,814,310.2₩2,603,236.9

A troy ounce is 31.1035 grams — the unit exchanges quote silver in. A one-kilogram bar is 32.15 ounces, not 32.

Frequently asked questions

How much is silver in South Korea today?

A gram of 999 silver in South Korea works out at ₩2,814.3 at the official KRW rate — ₩87,534.8 an ounce and ₩2,814,310.2 a kilogram. That is the market calculation; shops and dealers charge more for markup and tax.

How much is a gram of silver in South Korean won?

The computed price of one gram of 999 silver is ₩2,814.3 at the official KRW rate. Retail prices are higher by premiums, VAT and fees.

Why is silver more volatile than gold?

The silver market is smaller and more than half of demand is industrial (electronics, solar), so the price reacts more to the economic cycle.

What is 925 sterling silver?

Sterling silver is 92.5% silver with 7.5% alloy for durability. A gram of it works out at ₩2,603.2 against ₩2,814.3 for 999 fine. It is the jewellery standard; bars and coins use 999.

How much is an ounce of silver worth?

A troy ounce weighs 31.1035 grams and costs ₩87,534.8 in South Korean won. Exchanges quote silver per ounce; bars are sold per kilogram, and a kilogram is 32.15 ounces.

Other currencies

Gold in the same currency: gold price in South Korean won. The metal ratio — Gold/Silver Ratio.