HSN Code
HSN Code 7113 — Jewellery of Precious Metal
HSN heading 7113 covers finished jewellery of gold, silver, or platinum — but not imitation jewellery, coins, or unworked bullion, coded elsewhere.
7113 is specifically for finished jewellery articles made of precious metal (gold, silver, platinum) or metal clad with precious metal — rings, necklaces, bangles, earrings, and similar worked pieces, along with their parts. It requires the piece to actually be precious metal, not just precious-metal-look.
Imitation jewellery — pieces that look like precious-metal jewellery but are made of base metal, plastic, or other non-precious materials — is classified under an entirely different heading (7117), even when marketed or sold in the same retail category as "jewellery."
Raw or semi-worked precious metal — gold or silver bars, ingots, and unworked bullion that hasn't been made into a finished article yet — is also classified separately (7108 for gold, 7106 for silver) from the finished jewellery under 7113. The distinction is whether the metal has been worked into a finished piece.
What's included
- Gold jewellery — rings, necklaces, bangles, earrings
- Silver and platinum jewellery
- Parts of jewellery articles, of precious metal
Commonly confused — classified elsewhere
- Imitation/fashion jewellery (non-precious materials) — 7117
- Unworked or semi-worked gold (bars, ingots, bullion) — 7108
- Unworked or semi-worked silver (bars, ingots, bullion) — 7106
- Coins — 7118
Confirm the exact digit-level code and GST rate
- Go to the GST portal's HSN/SAC search page and pick the "HSN Code" tab.
- Search using "7113" or the description above.
- Match your exact product or service to its precise 6–8 digit line.
- Check the GST rate shown there — it's tied to the exact line, not the 4-digit heading, and can change.
Frequently asked questions
Is imitation/artificial jewellery classified the same as real gold jewellery?
No — imitation jewellery made of base metal, plastic, or other non-precious materials falls under a completely different heading (7117), separate from precious-metal jewellery under 7113.
Is gold bullion the same HSN code as gold jewellery?
No — unworked or semi-worked gold (bars, ingots, bullion) is classified separately (7108) from finished gold jewellery under 7113. The distinction is whether the metal has been made into a finished article.
Does 7113 include the cost of gemstones set in the jewellery?
The jewellery piece as a whole — including set stones — is generally classified under 7113, but confirm the specific treatment on the GST portal if the piece involves high-value gemstones, since valuation and specific rules can apply.