HS code 7113.19 · Chapter 71
Jewellery of precious metal (other than silver)
Articles of jewellery and parts thereof, of gold or other precious metal (other than silver), whether or not plated.
Current duty on this code
Base most-favoured-nation duty, pulled from the official tariff schedule when the destination publishes one. It does not include country-specific additional tariffs — for a US import those (Section 301, the 2025 reciprocal measures) can dwarf the base rate, and Kustaro shows them separately on a real classification.
United States
live official rateup to 7% (US HTS general/MFN, live)
VAT / sales tax: no federal VAT; state sales/use tax may apply
Source: USITC HTS (live) · retrieved 2026-07-29
United Kingdom
live official rate2.00 % (UK third-country duty, live)
VAT / sales tax: 20.00 % (UK VAT, live)
Source: UK Trade Tariff API (live) · retrieved 2026-07-29
What this heading covers
Articles of jewellery and parts thereof, of gold or other precious metal (other than silver), whether or not plated. It sits in pearls, precious stones and metals; jewellery; coin.
Codes it gets confused with
Neighbouring headings in the same chapter. Most misclassification happens between codes this close, so it is worth reading the titles side by side before you file.
Documents to expect
- commercial invoice
- packing list
- certificate of origin
Watch out for
- Hallmarking requirements apply in the UK and some EU states.
- Kimberley Process certification applies to rough diamonds.
Is 7113.19 the right code for your product?
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This page is reference information, not customs or legal advice. Codes and rates shown are candidates and estimates that change over time — confirm the classification and the applicable duty with a licensed customs broker or the destination customs authority before filing a declaration.