| Date | Price (999 Platinum) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 30, 2026 | 7012 KES | +0.72% |
| Oct 01, 2026 | 7016 KES | +0.06% |
| Oct 02, 2026 | 7066 KES | +0.71% |
| Oct 03, 2026 | 6925 KES | -2.00% |
| Oct 04, 2026 | 6904 KES | -0.29% |
| Oct 05, 2026 | 6957 KES | +0.76% |
| Oct 06, 2026 | 7061 KES | +1.49% |
| Oct 07, 2026 | 7030 KES | -0.44% |
| Oct 08, 2026 | 6722 KES | -4.38% |
| Yesterday | 6760 KES | +0.56% |
Precious metals in Kenya are primarily associated with gold jewelry and small-scale investment purchases. Gold remains the most recognized and actively traded precious metal among local buyers. Silver is available in the jewelry market but receives significantly less attention than gold. Platinum and palladium products are relatively uncommon and are typically limited to specialized jewelry retailers and international investment products. As interest in alternative assets grows, more investors are beginning to monitor precious metals prices alongside traditional savings options.
Platinum in Kenya is mainly connected with industrial use and specialist demand. Local prices are commonly quoted in KES. Common pricing units include gram.
Popular purities include 950, 999. Investment products are less widely available than jewelry or retail metal products.