Section 01
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The BIS triangle confirms the piece was assayed at a BIS-recognised centre.

Everything stamped on a piece of hallmarked gold — what each mark means, and how to verify it.
A hallmark is a contract — between the maker, the assayer and you.
The BIS triangle confirms the piece was assayed at a BIS-recognised centre.
'916' = 22K (91.6% pure). '750' = 18K. '585' = 14K.
Identifies the recognised hallmarking centre that tested the piece.
Identifies the registered jeweller (Ambaa Gold) responsible for the piece.
Six-digit unique ID enabling end-to-end traceability via the BIS Care app.