ISO 9202 is officially titled:
βJewellery and precious metals β Fineness of precious metal alloysβ
This international standard specifies precise fineness levels (purity) for precious metal alloys containing:
It also establishes standardized markings and terminology for these metals used in the production of:
The standard ensures that materials marked as, for example, 18k gold (750) or sterling silver (925), meet specific minimum fineness levels and labeling requirements.
Precious metals are subject to counterfeit risks, international trade restrictions, and strict hallmarking laws. Whether you're producing for local markets or exporting globally, ISO 9202 ensures:
This standard is essential for companies working with precious metals in manufacturing, export, or retail settings.
Implementing ISO 9202 allows organizations to:
Assure customers and regulators that your materials meet international benchmarks.
Reduce legal and trade disputes through certified and consistent labeling.
Comply with hallmarking, customs, and precious metal control regulations.
Standardize procurement and product specs across your global value chain.
Eliminate ambiguity around product quality and composition
With GMC's ISO 9202 consulting, your business gains strategic advantages in the luxury and manufacturing markets:
Customers trust certified fineness markings, improving brand loyalty and perceived value.
Meet international hallmarking standards required for jewelry trade in the EU, USA, Gulf, and Asia.
Maintain integrity of your product line through strict fineness and labeling control.
Use standardized codes and specifications for better traceability and supplier communication.
Products marked according to ISO 9202 often fetch higher resale value and better shelf appeal.
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