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I’ve just listed a ring Fine jewellery input all the details but no blue tick for Authenticity Guarantee. The listing does meet all requirements for blue tick. Can anyone help? Thank you. 

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you say its 18c gold and stamped 750 - it needs a full UK hallmark.

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You may need to change the 'metal purity' on your listing - change it to 18ct.

 

However, if your ring does not have a full UK hallmark, it will be rejected by the authenticators.

Jewellery listed on Ebay has to follow the Jewellery Policy, which includes a requirement for a UK hallmark from a UK Assay Office.

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/selling/selling-tools/selling-authenticity-guarantee?id=4644&st=3&pos=1&...

'All jewellery listed on eBay must comply with our Jewellery policy.'

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/policies/prohibited-restricted-items/jewellery-policy?id=4280&st=3&pos=1...

 

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Hello,

Thank you.

It was made in London. What other marking’s I’m I looking for? Plus the valuation cert checked the markings.

Kind regards

Alexandra MacHugh
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you say its 18c gold and stamped 750 - it needs a full UK hallmark.

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All the details are in this little poster/leaflet:

this notice on hallmarks - opens in new window or tab as an image to your listing

 

Your ring should have a hallmark which includes (possibly) the maker's initials and a date letter.

 

The essentials are the Assay Office mark - a leopard's head for London

'750' in an 8 sided shape for the gold purity.

So, it has to have the leopard's head or a mark from another Assay Office.

 

 

 

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