B Bennyxp Registered Shopper Joined Jan 3, 2010 Messages 1,294 Location Norwich Jan 28, 2013 #1 Isn't it true that if a sterling silver isn't hallmarked it has to be sold as a white metal? Well, their 'solid gold' pieces don't seem to have hallmarks from looking at the description on their website, and the images supplied. :/
Isn't it true that if a sterling silver isn't hallmarked it has to be sold as a white metal? Well, their 'solid gold' pieces don't seem to have hallmarks from looking at the description on their website, and the images supplied. :/
M Mommabear Registered Shopper Joined Jun 24, 2008 Messages 8,423 Location On the phone/not the web! Jan 28, 2013 #2 Articles do not have to be hallmarked if they weigh less than 1 gram for gold, 0.5 grams for platinum and palladium and 7.78 grams for silver.
Articles do not have to be hallmarked if they weigh less than 1 gram for gold, 0.5 grams for platinum and palladium and 7.78 grams for silver.