Compliance & testing
What we can and cannot show you today
We do not keep a library of finished test reports on this site. What we do is send every batch for testing and hand you the report with your quotation — linked to the exact alloy, plating and batch you are buying.
Until then, here is how to read a report, and the three questions that separate a real one from a bought one.
The standards, and what they actually require
Nickel release — REACH Annex XVII Entry 27. EN 1811 for uncoated articles, EN 12472 wear simulation for coated. Limit 0.5 µg/cm²/week; pierced articles 0.2.
Lead — REACH Annex XVII Entry 63, ≤0.05% w/w.
Cadmium — REACH Annex XVII Entry 23, ≤0.01% w/w.
CPSIA — US children's product lead limits, applicable to children's jewelry.
California Prop 65 — warning obligations for listed substances.
ASTM F2999 / F2923 — US consumer safety specifications for adult and children's jewelry.
How to verify a test report
Cross-check the report number with the issuing laboratory. A report without all four attributes — standard, laboratory, report number, date — is not evidence.
How we test thisPer-batch testing, in writing
Test reports are issued per batch and provided with your quotation for the matching product.
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Tell us the SKU and destination market; the report for the matching batch is attached to your quotation.
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