Silver Price in Oman Today — Live

DahabPulse takes the international silver spot price (XAG in USD per troy ounce), divides by 31.1035 to get the per-gram price, applies the fineness (99.9% for 999, 92.5% for 925), then converts to OMR using the live exchange rate. Prices update automatically throughout the day.

Silver prices on DahabPulse update live throughout the day from the global market. The price shown is the international spot rate converted to OMR — physical bars and coins sell at a small premium above this metal value, higher on smaller bars.

Silver bars are 999 fine silver and are bought by the ounce, 100g, 250g, 500g and kilo. The "By bars" table above shows the live 999 metal value for each bar size in OMR. Physical bars carry a small premium over this metal value (higher on smaller bars) and vary by brand such as PAMP Suisse.

1 kilo = 1,000 grams and 1 troy ounce = 31.1035 grams. Silver is commonly bought by the ounce and the kilo because it is far cheaper than gold per gram. To price any weight, multiply the per-gram price for your purity (in the table above) by the number of grams.

The price here is the live international silver-content value per gram, converted to OMR. Physical bars, coins and jewelry add a premium over this metal value (fabrication/dealer margin, higher on smaller bars) plus VAT where it applies — so the shop price is higher. The raw silver rate itself is standardized.

The live per-gram silver price in Oman is shown above for 999 and 925 purity in OMR, derived from the international silver spot (XAG/USD) at the live rate. Because the rial is pegged to the dollar at 2.60, the OMR price moves directly with the global market and updates through the day.

Oman applies 5% VAT on silver jewelry. Investment-grade bullion — bars and coins of 99%+ purity — is generally VAT-exempt. For jewelry, factor in the 5% VAT plus the making charge; for investment 999 bars, no VAT applies.

999 silver is 99.9% pure — the grade used for investment bars and coins. 925 (sterling) is 92.5% pure, alloyed with copper for durability, and is the standard for jewelry, including traditional Omani pieces. Both are listed in the purity table above.