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    Voluntary-based silver hallmarking under revised rules begins; here’s how you can check silver purity

    Starting September 1, 2025, India implements HUID-based hallmarking for silver jewellery and articles on a voluntary basis, according to the revised IS 2112:2025 standards. Consumers can verify article details like purity and jeweller information via the BIS Care App.

    Government introduces voluntary silver jewellery hallmarking with digital traceability

    The government is set to launch voluntary hallmarking for silver items from September 1. This move includes a digital ID system for purity checks. The Bureau of Indian Standards updated its rules to match gold hallmarking. Consumers can check details using the BIS Care app. The new standard features seven purity grades.

    GST rate for jewellery unchanged at 3% , but industry sees indirect gains

    Mumbai jewellers are happy with the GST reductions in other sectors. They believe this will help their business indirectly. The GST Council kept gems and jewellery rates at 3 percent. Experts think lower rates will increase consumer spending. More people may invest in jewellery. However, some feel the unchanged GST on gold may hinder growth.

    Do you need to pay tax on inherited gold jewellery? CAs explain when you may

    In India, inheriting gold jewellery is tax-free, but selling it incurs capital gains tax on the earnings. The tax is determined based on the indexed cost of acquisition, which includes the initial purchase price or fair market value as of April 1, 2001.

    Calculate gold jewellery prices like a pro: A 7-step guide
    Shringar House of Mangalsutra IPO to open on September 10. Check price band and other details

    Shringar House of Mangalsutra is set to launch its IPO on September 10, aiming to raise funds through a fresh issue of equity shares. Specializing in mangalsutras, the company holds a notable market share and intends to utilize the IPO proceeds for working capital and general corporate purposes.

    The Economic Times
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