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Plating Thickness in Microns: Why "Thick Gold Plated" Is Not a Specifi...
"Thick gold plated" is not a specification. Learn the three details that make plating thickness measurable and supplier quotes comparable....
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Which Jewelry Test Report Actually Matters? A Buyer‘s Guide to Anchor...
Ask three suppliers for compliance documents and you get three different stacks. None answers the real question: where are you selling?...
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Does RoHS Apply to Jewelry? Understanding Directive 2011/65/EU for Fa...
A plain silver ring is outside RoHS scope. Add an LED and it becomes electrical equipment. One question decides which side of the line your product sits on....
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What Is a Certificate of Compliance? How a COC Differs from a Test Re...
A test report carries data. A COC carries a conclusion. Buyers who accept the wrong one cannot prove anything when a retailer audits the compliance file....
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Children‘s Jewelry Compliance: CPSIA Testing, ASTM F2923 and Wha...
CPSC eFiling became mandatory on 8 July 2026. What children‘s jewelry must be tested for, what a test panel costs, and why only the importer can issue the CPC....
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California Prop 65 for Jewelry Sellers: Lead, Cadmium and the Warning La...
Prop 65 is a warning-label law. A separate California statute sets the lead and cadmium limits that decide whether jewelry can be sold in the state at all....
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REACH Annex XVII for Jewelry: What Entries 23, 27 and 63 Actually ...
Three Annex XVII entries apply to jewelry: cadmium, nickel and lead. The actual limits, the content-vs-release distinction, and where UK REACH diverges....
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What Is AnchorCert Pro 2? The Jewelry-Specific Allergen Testing Progr...
AnchorCert Pro screens 16 metals linked to contact dermatitis, not just nickel. What the programme covers, who runs it, and how it sits alongside REACH....
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