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Guidelines for marking non-precious metal parts
The article discussed the organization and regulations concerning the stamping of gold jewelry that contains non-precious parts, such as zippers and functional components involved in mechanical functions, to ensure the consumer's right to know the product's components and its value. It clarified that the law requires the jewelry to be marked with the word "worn" and the necessity to disclose the nature of the internal components, in addition to the need for invoices and accurate data that facilitate comparison and transparency. The report also highlighted the legal conditions that prevent consumer exploitation, including pricing and pricing methods based on the product's components, as well as the procedures to be followed when reselling or making modifications to the internal parts of the product.
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