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Centre resolves hallmarking issues bringing relief to small jewellers
The government had earlier made the HUID number mandatory for each piece of jewellery.
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Ways to identify purity of your gold jewellery
Hallmarking has now become mandatory. However, you should still identify its purity as most of us buy gold jewellry from local jewellers
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Gold hallmarking: How does it impact your old jewellery?
Jewellers can also continue to buy back old gold jewellery from customers even if they don’t have a hallmark, the government stated
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Customers should invest only in hallmarked jewellery
Only 30% of gold jewellery made in the country is hallmarked. The government has urged all jewellers to register with the Bureau of Indian Standards.
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Gold hallmarking: Temporary relief for jewellers, check details
Gold hallmarking: To ensure jewellers adapt to the new system, the government has decided not to impose a penalty on jewellers for only three months
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Hallmarking of gold jewellery mandatory from today
Gold hallmarking: However, watches, fountain pens and special types of jewellery will be exempted from hallmarking
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Gold jewellery: 67% districts don't have hallmarking centres
It is commonly believed that duping consumers with inferior quality of gold than the declared amount is a common practice by jewellers
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Looking to sell gold? Here’s how to get the best deals
The safest bet is to sell the gold jewellery from the jeweller you purchased from
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All that glitters is not gold: Hacks to check hallmarking of jewellery
The Centre has mandated jewellers to mention the hallmarking charges of each piece of jewellery separately in the bill
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Deadline for mandatory hallmarking of gold jewellery extended until June 15
Gold hallmarking is a purity certification of the precious metal and is voluntary in nature at present
