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🇮🇹 Silver Price Today in Italy | €59.28
Live silver price in Euro (EUR) — updated every minute
Last updated: Jun 18, 2026, 11:28 PM ET
Per Gram (EUR)
€1.9058
Per Troy Oz (EUR)
€59.28
Per Kg (EUR)
€1,906
USD/Silver Spot
$64.43/oz
USD/EUR Rate
1 USD = 0.92 EUR
Gold/Silver Ratio
64.7:1
Silver Market in Italy
Italy is Europe's largest silver jewellery manufacturer and one of the world's most important centres of fine jewellery craftsmanship. The cities of Vicenza, Arezzo, and Valenza are global hubs for silver jewellery production. The Banca d'Italia holds approximately 2,452 tonnes in silver reserves — the third-largest in the world.
Why do people in Italy invest in silver?
Italian families traditionally view silver as "oro di famiglia" (family silver) — jewellery passed through generations as both adornment and wealth. Italy's silver jewellery exports are among the world's finest, valued for craftsmanship and design. Investment demand has grown as Italians seek alternatives to persistently low-yielding Italian government bonds.
Frequently Asked Questions — Silver in Italy
What is the silver price in Italy today in euros?
Italy uses the euro, so silver prices mirror the broader Eurozone EUR price. The LBMA benchmark converted to EUR is the reference rate. Prices are available from major Italian banks and dealers like Italpreziosi.
Is there VAT on silver in Italy?
Investment silver (bullion bars and coins meeting EU standards) is VAT-exempt in Italy under EU Investment silver Directive. silver jewellery is subject to 22% Italian VAT (IVA). Capital gains from investment silver may be subject to 26% substitute tax.
Is Italy's silver safe?
Italy's 2,452 tonnes are held primarily by the Banca d'Italia, with a portion stored at the New York Federal Reserve, Banca d'Inghilterra, and the BIS. Periodic debates in Italian politics about "monetising" the silver have raised concerns, but the reserves remain intact.
What makes Italian silver jewellery special?
Italian silver craftsmanship is renowned for its fine filigree, high polishing standards, and design sophistication. Arezzo and Vicenza are the two largest production centres. Italy's silver jewellery industry exports over €5 billion annually to global markets.