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India‑based Paul & Co. Jewellers lists 14 distinct jewellery products in its catalogue. The catalogue includes items such as Bangles (22‑28 gm.), Flexible Kadas, Bracelets, Earrings, Rings, Necklace set, Mangalsutra, Pendant Set, Nose Pin, Gold coins, Religious Idols, Light Gold Collection and Wedding Collection. These items fall under the HS chapter 71 family for precious metal articles, although specific HS codes are not disclosed in the supplied data. The supplier is classified as an imported tier with a harbor trust tier, indicating it operates through third‑party import channels. The product titles reference traditional Indian jewellery forms, with weight ranges indicated for Bangles and a focus on gold‑based pieces such as Gold coins and Wedding Collection. Typical Indian gold jewellery is offered in 22 karat (916 purity) or 18 karat (750 purity), but the catalogue does not state the exact purity for each item.
The catalogue covers a spectrum of Indian gold jewellery: Bangles (22‑28 gm.), Flexible Kadas, Bracelets, Earrings, Rings, various set pieces (Necklace, Mangalsutra, Pendant), Nose Pins, Gold coins, Religious Idols, Light Gold and Wedding collections. In the broader market, bangles usually weigh between 20 g and 30 g, earrings between 2 g and 5 g, rings between 3 g and 6 g, and gold coins are often minted in 5 g, 10 g or 20 g denominations. Buyers commonly encounter 22 karat (916) and 18 karat (750) gold grades, with hallmark stamping required for purity verification. Other typical materials include gold‑plated silver for lightweight pieces and enamel or gemstone embellishments for bridal collections.
The catalogue lists 14 items, including Bangles (22‑28 gm.), Flexible Kadas, Bracelets, Earrings, Rings, Necklace set, Mangalsutra, Pendant set, Nose Pin, Gold coins, Religious Idols, Light Gold Collection and Wedding Collection.
The supplied facts do not mention any certifications. Buyers should request a BIS hallmark certificate or an independent assay report to verify the karat and purity of each gold item.
Indian gold jewellery falls under HS Chapter 71, specifically heading 7103 for gold articles. The exact sub‑heading depends on the product type and weight, so buyers should confirm the appropriate four‑digit code with the supplier.
MOQs in the Indian market often range from 5 pieces for small items such as nose pins to 50 pieces for larger sets like wedding collections. Exact quantities should be verified with Paul & Co. Jewellers for each product.
Lead times for handcrafted gold pieces in India usually run from 2 weeks for simple items to 6‑8 weeks for elaborate sets such as the Wedding Collection, depending on design complexity and gold availability.
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