Gold prices are surging, with a significant jump expected in January 2026. Consumers planning to buy gold jewellery should monitor rates fr...

Starting September 1, 2025, India implements HUID-based hallmarking for silver jewellery and articles on a voluntary basis, according to th...

With gold prices hovering around Rs 1 lakh for 10 grams, many consumers are considering exchanging or selling their old ornaments to capita...

The government has made hallmarking mandatory for gold jewelley. Further, jewellers can only sell hallmarked gold jewellery irrespective of...

Hallmarking has become mandatory for gold jewellery from June 16, 2021. The government introduced new symbols for hallmarked gold jewellery...

The new rules for gold hallmarking will help consumers to ensure about the purity of gold at the time of buying. In the recent years, the g...

"Provided that if any person had already given declaration as required by the Bureau under sub-section 4 of section 18 of the Bureau of Ind...

The Bureau of India Standards (BIS) will not permit the sale of hallmarked gold jewellery or artefacts after March31, 2023 if those items l...

This announcement has come at the back of the numerous requests made on the export and re-import rules with respect to the trade policy.

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is implementing a mandatory gold hallmarking system—called Hallmarking Unique ID (HUID)—in the country...

The rule that came into effect on June 15 requires old gold to be melted and remade before it is resold. Leading jewellers and gold trade e...

“The government has said that hallmarking will become mandatory from June 1. So, we too, are coming up with an adequate number of hallmarki...

The deadline jewellers given a year since Jan 15 to register with the Bureau of Indian Standards.

The rule is mandatory from today but jewellers get a year's time to register with BIS, clear their old stock.

Currently, hallmarking of jewellery is voluntary, with just 20000 of 3 lakh jewellers countrywide having a BIS license, said sources.

IBJA wants a similar rule to be passed for silver so that jewellery and articles that are hallmarked bears the stamp of that purity only.

BIS, that’s charged with working on rules to make hallmarking compulsory, has said hallmarking of only 22, 18 and 14 carat jewellery will b...