Rhodium Profile
· ₹23,053.02/g today · Live chart →
The rarest metal tracked on this site, produced almost nowhere on purpose, and priced with a volatility that makes gold look sedate by comparison.
Where Rhodium Is Produced & Consumed
Among this site's tracked countries:
Notable producers
Major consumers
A Byproduct, Not a Primary Metal
Almost no mine on Earth digs specifically for rhodium — it comes out as a small byproduct of platinum and palladium mining, overwhelmingly from South Africa. That means rhodium supply barely responds to rhodium's own price at all; miners are digging for platinum group metals as a whole, not rhodium specifically.
One Job: Cleaning Exhaust
Rhodium has essentially one major industrial use — reducing nitrogen oxide emissions inside catalytic converters, in both petrol and diesel vehicles — with almost no jewellery or investment demand to smooth out the swings. That narrow demand base, on top of famously thin supply, is exactly why rhodium prices can move by multiples in a single year.
Did You Know?
Rhodium's price has moved by multiples of its starting value within a single year more than once — a volatility level no other metal on this site comes close to matching.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Rhodium price in India today is ₹23,053.02 per gram as of August 4, 2026. See the live price and chart for the full 10-day trend.
Rhodium is bought almost exclusively by automakers for catalytic converter emissions control — there is no meaningful jewellery, electronics or investment demand acting as a buffer the way there is for gold or platinum.
Among the countries tracked on this site, South Africa are notable producers, while Germany, USA, Japan, China are among the largest consumers.
Rhodium is tracked on Fastmarkets — see each exchange's market profile for how it actually works.
