Savaran Rate Today in Chennai
Updated: 15 Mar 2026at 10:45 am
Savaran (8g)
22K • ₹14,760/g
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1 Savaran Rate (8 grams)
22K Gold / 916 Hallmark
Per gram rate: ₹14,760/g
Yesterday
₹1,18,080
/savaran
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₹1,15,800
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30-Day High
₹1,26,800
22K Savaran
30-Day Low
₹1,11,600
22K Savaran
Savaran Gold Rate Conversion Table
Today vs yesterday comparison for different savaran quantities (22K / 916 Hallmark)
22K Savaran Rate - 15 Mar 2026
சவரன் விலை அட்டவணை (Savaran Rate Table)
| Quantity | Grams | Today's Rate | Yesterday | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/2 Savaran | 4g | ₹59,040 | ₹59,040 | 0 |
| 1 Savaran(Standard) | 8g | ₹1,18,080 | ₹1,18,080 | 0 |
| 2 Savaran | 16g | ₹2,36,160 | ₹2,36,160 | 0 |
| 5 Savaran | 40g | ₹5,90,400 | ₹5,90,400 | 0 |
| 10 Savaran | 80g | ₹11,80,800 | ₹11,80,800 | 0 |
Recent Savaran Rate History
Last 10 entries showing 1 savaran (8 grams) of 22K gold rate changes
| Date | 1 Savaran Rate (22K) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Mar 15, 2026(10:45 am) | ₹1,18,080 | 0 |
| Mar 14, 2026(09:39 am) | ₹1,18,080 | -1,120 |
| Mar 13, 2026(09:33 am) | ₹1,19,200 | -560 |
| Mar 12, 2026(09:36 am) | ₹1,19,760 | -1,200 |
| Mar 11, 2026(09:42 am) | ₹1,20,960 | +560 |
| Mar 10, 2026(09:47 am) | ₹1,20,400 | +800 |
| Mar 9, 2026(09:31 am) | ₹1,19,600 | -800 |
| Mar 8, 2026(10:45 am) | ₹1,20,400 | 0 |
| Mar 7, 2026(09:40 am) | ₹1,20,400 | +720 |
| Mar 6, 2026(09:42 am) | ₹1,19,680 | -1,280 |
1 Savaran (22K) Rate History
Understanding the Savaran Gold Weight System
What is Savaran?
The Savaran (சவரன்) is a gold weight unit deeply rooted in Tamil Nadu's cultural heritage. Derived from the British "sovereign" gold coin that circulated during colonial India, 1 savaran equals exactly 8 grams of 22 Karat gold. This unit has become the standard way families across Tamil Nadu measure, buy, and sell gold jewellery.
Whether you are purchasing wedding jewellery, gifting gold for Akshaya Tritiya, or selling old ornaments, the savaran remains the most commonly used unit in Chennai's gold markets. Every jeweller in T. Nagar, Sowcarpet, and across Tamil Nadu quotes rates in savaran alongside grams.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Savaran
Everything you need to know about the savaran gold weight system in Tamil Nadu
What is a Savaran in gold measurement?
A Savaran (also spelled Sovaran or Sovereign) is a traditional gold weight unit used extensively in Tamil Nadu and South India. 1 Savaran equals exactly 8 grams of 22 Karat (916 Hallmark) gold. The term originates from the British gold sovereign coin that weighed approximately 8 grams, and it has been adopted into the Tamil gold trade as a standard unit of measurement.
How many grams is 1 Savaran of gold?
1 Savaran of gold is equal to 8 grams. This is specifically measured in 22 Karat (916 Hallmark) purity, which is the most common gold purity used for jewellery in Tamil Nadu. When jewellers in Chennai quote a "savaran rate", they always refer to 8 grams of 22K gold.
Why is Savaran used in Tamil Nadu instead of grams?
The Savaran system has deep cultural roots in Tamil Nadu dating back to the British colonial era. Tamil families traditionally measure gold jewellery in Savaran rather than grams because it represents a meaningful quantity for jewellery purchases. Most traditional jewellery pieces like chains, bangles, and necklaces are designed in Savaran multiples (1 savaran, 2 savaran, etc.), making it a practical unit for everyday gold transactions in Chennai and across Tamil Nadu.
How is the Savaran rate calculated from the per-gram rate?
The Savaran rate is calculated by multiplying the 22K gold rate per gram by 8. For example, if today's 22K gold rate in Chennai is ₹7,000 per gram, then 1 Savaran rate = 7,000 x 8 = ₹56,000. This calculation always uses the 22 Karat rate since Savaran traditionally refers to 22K gold, which is the standard purity for gold jewellery in India.
What is the difference between Savaran and Sovereign?
Savaran and Sovereign refer to the same unit of gold measurement. "Sovereign" is the English term derived from the British gold sovereign coin, while "Savaran" is the Tamil pronunciation and spelling. In written Tamil, it is referred to as "சவரன்". Both terms are used interchangeably in Chennai's gold markets and jewellery shops.
How much gold should I sell to get a good price in Chennai?
At MSR Jewellery, you get the best price regardless of quantity - whether you sell half a savaran (4 grams) or 10 savaran (80 grams). We offer just ₹20-50/gram below the market rate, compared to ₹200-500/gram charged by TV advertisers and chain stores. We also provide a ₹15,000 guarantee - if you find a better rate elsewhere, we pay you ₹15,000.
Is today's Savaran rate the same across all jewellers in Chennai?
No, the Savaran rate varies between jewellers in Chennai. While the base gold rate is determined by international gold prices and MJDTA (Madras Jewellers and Diamond Traders Association), each jeweller applies their own margin (deduction). MSR Jewellery offers the lowest margin in Chennai at just ₹20-50/gram, meaning you get the highest value for your gold compared to most other buyers.
What is the Tamil word for Savaran and how is it written?
In Tamil, Savaran is written as "சவரன்" (pronounced sa-va-ran). Related Tamil gold terminology includes: தங்கம் (thangam) meaning gold, விலை (vilai) meaning price/rate, and பவுன் (pavun) which is another common term for sovereign/savaran. When checking gold rates in Tamil newspapers or websites, look for "சவரன் விலை" which means savaran rate.
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