India is a major producer of fine silver jewellery, with a strong heritage of craftsmanship. Global buyers seek high quality, ethically sourced pieces that meet international standards.
Grades and specifications
Export silver jewellery must meet the ISI or BIS standards for purity, typically 925 fineness for sterling. Buyers often request detailed grading certificates, traceability of source, and packaging that protects against tarnish. Colours, finish, and design elements should match market trends, and items are usually packed in anti‑tarnish bags or foil to preserve luster during transit.
Target markets
Key destinations include the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Gulf countries where demand for premium silver pieces is high. Growth is driven by diaspora communities, rising disposable income and a preference for handcrafted, ethically sourced jewellery.
Certifications and documentation
- RCMC from GJEPC (Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council)
- IS/ BIS certification for purity and safety
- FSSAI or GMP if food‑contact items are involved
- Compliance with EU REACH or US FDA rules for metal safety
- Core export documents: commercial invoice, packing list, export licence, and certificate of origin
Where the buyers are
Importing companies for silver jewellery on EximHub, from customs shipment records. Counts rounded down; each links to the importer list.
Before you ship: export requirements and certifications change and are buyer- and destination-specific. Confirm the current position with your Export Promotion Council and a licensed customs broker.
See the full jewellery export guide, how to find export buyers, or get a free sample buyer list.