NEW DELHI: Ahead of the festive season, Bureau of Indian Standards has raised with immediate effect the hallmarking charges for gold articles to Rs 75 from Rs 45 while retaining the charge for silver at Rs 35.As per the amended norm, jewellers are required to pay a hallmarking fee of Rs 75 per article, subject to a minimum charge of Rs 200 per consignment, while for silver articles, the fee payable by jewellers to recognised Assaying and Hallmarking Centres is fixed at Rs 35 per article, with a minimum of Rs 150 per consignment.BIS hallmarking verifies purity of precious metals.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Who Will Teach?’: Abhijeet Dipke Flags Teacher Shortage, School Gaps In Tribal AreasUPI MDR Row: Government Rules Out Rollback, 0.4% Merchant Charge Above Rs 2,000 From October 15Supreme Court Sets Priorities For CJP Protest Probe, Orders Witness Protection And ConfidentialityMathura SP Leader Rajan Rizvi Booked Over Alleged WhatsApp Messages to Woman‘Unacceptable’: India Summons Islamabad Envoy As Pakistan’s Ship Collides With Indian Naval UnitGurugram Hit-and-Run: Sia Says ‘Arrest Is Not Enough’, Demands Strict Action‘Iron Lady’ Sanjukta Parashar Becomes First Woman To Head CRPF’s Elite CoBRA Commando UnitIndia, US Begin Yudh Abhyas 2026 With 1,200 Troops In Uttarakhand, Focus On High-Altitude WarfareIndia, US Begin Yudh Abhyas 2026 With 1,200 Troops In Uttarakhand, Focus On High-Altitude WarfareBengal Govt Transfers IPS Officer Bushra Bano After ‘Assalam Aleikum’ Video Row123PhotostoriesUK baby girl names 2026: From Olivia to Mabel, the popular and rising names parents are choosing5 luxury bags inspired by ancient Indian Navratnas that turn sacred symbolism into high-fashion goldHuma Qureshi turns heads at the Emmys 2026 in a sleek black gown that signals pure fashion business10 baby names inspired by French eleganceTaking cues from Ananya Pandey’s love for Indo-Chinese food, we picked 5 popular dishes for you to try (Recipes inside)10 unconventional paneer dishes from across India‘I got to know, yahan toh kat gaya’: Isha Rikhi hints at ‘physical, emotional, social cheating’ after Badshah split5 vitamin B12-rich foods you can eat daily: One may already be in your kitchenFrom divorce with ex-husband Onler Kom to allegations of an extra-marital affair: Bigg Boss 20 contestant Mary Kom’s controversiesStep-by-step guide to prepare and use turmeric ice cubes for a fresh-looking glow123Hot PicksDean Ambrose Net WorthNHL Training CampStock Market TodayRajasthan Election ResultCrude oil price todayKVS NVS Tier 2 resultBank of Baroda LBO recruitmentPunjab Lecturer Cadre admit cardUPI transactionsTop TrendingDisha Salian CaseUmar KhalidGuwahati Murder CaseSupreme CourtLebron JamesStephanie VaquerGurgaon Hit and RunRajasthan Election ResultUS Iran WarGuwahati Murder Case
NEW DELHI: Ahead of the festive season, Bureau of Indian Standards has raised with immediate effect the hallmarking charges for gold articles to Rs 75 from Rs 45 while retaining the charge for silver at Rs 35.As per the amended norm, jewellers are required to pay a hallmarking fee of Rs 75 per article, subject to a minimum charge of Rs 200 per consignment, while for silver articles, the fee payable by jewellers to recognised Assaying and Hallmarking Centres is fixed at Rs 35 per article, with a minimum of Rs 150 per consignment.BIS hallmarking verifies purity of precious metals.