HSN codes
Jewellery is its own corner of the tariff: finished jewellery, gold and silver bars, coins, diamonds, stones and pearls each have a heading. Making charges on a customer's own gold are billed as job work under a SAC code, separate from the metal.
| Code | What it covers | Also called |
|---|---|---|
| 7113 | Gold & silver jewellery | jewellery, ornament, ring, chain, necklace, bangle |
| 7108 | Gold — bars & unwrought | gold, sona, biscuit |
| 7106 | Silver — bar, unwrought | silver, chandi |
| 7118 | Coins | coin, sikka |
| 7117 | Imitation jewellery | imitation, artificial, fancy |
| 7102 | Diamonds | diamond, heera |
| 7103 | Precious & semi-precious stones | stone, gemstone, ruby, emerald, nag |
| 7101 | Pearls | pearl, moti |
| 7018 | Glass bangles & beads | glass bangle, kanch bangle |
| 998892 | Job work on a customer's gold (SAC) | job work, ghadai |
What you need to know
2 topics
01 · Worth knowing
Finished jewellery (7113), gold and silver bars (7108, 7106) and loose stones (7102, 7103) are separate headings on one counter. When a customer brings their own gold to be made into jewellery, the making charge is job work: a service under SAC 998892, not a sale of gold.
02 · On the bill
The code goes on each line of a GST tax invoice, beside the item. In BillCountr it is saved on the item and suggested from this list as you add it; it prints on bills from the Android app once the HSN field is switched on in your bill settings. Bills made on a computer do not print it yet.
How many digits a bill needs, and why one code can carry more than one rate: the rules for every code. A product not in this list: search HSN and SAC on the GST portal.
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