Guidelines for hallmarking non-precious metals with gold jewelry

The article addresses the regulations governing the stamping of gold jewelry and the non-precious parts used in them, in accordance with Egyptian law. It includes clarifications on their classification and the necessity of labeling them with the word "Mlabas" (meaning "coated" or "plated"). The article explains that the law distinguishes between jewelry covered with another metal, such as silver, or composed of multiple precious metals, as well as non-precious functional parts like zippers and internal wires. It emphasizes the importance of disclosing the components of the product, especially the internal parts, to ensure transparency for consumers and to reduce disputes related to sales or resales. Additionally, it notes that the mixing of metals in the design is subject to specific legal regulations and highlights the importance of clear product descriptions to facilitate consumer comparison and to prevent confusion between plated products and those made from mixed metals.

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