Prevent the use of materials that increase jewelry weights
Dubai, UAE - The Emirates Authority for Standardisation and Metrology (ESMA) has adopted the requirements for the official use of stamps on Jewelery, precious metals and stones in UAE markets, in order to guarantee the highest levels of confidence among consumers nationwide.
ESMA Board of Directors, in a meeting chaired by His Excellency Eng. Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansouri, Minister of Economy and Chairman of ESMA, approved a resolution specifying the percentage of welding materials, No. (11/2015) control of the trade in precious stones and metals and their stamping.
The UAE Federal law No. (11/2015) prevent the use of welding material for the purpose of increasing the weight of gold and jewelry.
The Board of Directors also approved 16 standards in the cosmetic, chemical, oil and gas sectors by adopting regional and international institutions to ensure the quality of products in the UAE markets, protecting consumers and the environment and enhancing the competitiveness of the national economy.
Quality & Consumer
HE Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansouri, Minister of Economy and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Emirates Authority for Standardisation and Metrology (ESMA), confirmed that the decisions are in line with the "2017-2021" strategy in enhancing the quality of products and systems to support sustainable development, Enhancing the quality of life and the status of the UAE as a global economic center.
It is also linked to the objectives of the 2021 National Agenda for Sustainable Development and Integrated Infrastructure to ensure sustainable development, environmental protection, air quality, conservation of water resources and increased reliance on clean energy and green development. He added.
Mechanism
Al Mansouri pointed out that the adoption of requirements and mechanism for the use of the official stamp of gold Jewelery and precious metals, contributes to the protection of the consumer and the merchant from fraud, and adds credibility to the purity of precious metals, facilitates international trade in these metals, and shows the proportion of precious metals in the real mixture, Determining the price to be paid, in such a way as to ensure the quality of the product, and to comply with international standards of purity, which will positively reflect on the national economic reputation.
ESMA board of directors also approved the issuance of a decision to determine the percentage of welding material of the occupied items and the legal standards of purity according to the provisions of the executive regulations of the Federal Law No. (11/2015) on the control of the trade in precious stones and precious metals and stamping.
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