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NAJ Launches New Code of Practice to Support Jewellers in Meeting Legal Requirements for Weighing Precious Metals

The National Association of Jewellers (NAJ) has released a new Code of Practice designed to help jewellery businesses understand and comply with the legal requirements surrounding the use of weighing equipment when buying, selling, or valuing precious metals and stones. The document, developed at the request of and with guidance from Trading Standards, provides clear, practical advice to ensure jewellers remain compliant with regulations. The new Code of Practice clarifies when Class II weighing instruments are required, what markings and approvals jewellers must look for, and the importance of location-specific calibration. It also outlines common pitfalls, such as relying on

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PRESS RELEASE: Bee Goddess’ New Queen Bee Arinna Collection for Autumn Awakens a New Era of Power, Style, and Spirit

Bee Goddess is the world’s first talismanic fine jewellery brand, a visionary fusion of style, sacred symbolism, and spiritual empowerment. A marriage of the ancient and the avant-garde, Bee Goddess is a brand for women who dare to lead with heart, spirit, and self-expression. It is worn not just as jewellery, but as a personal code — a vibration, a story, a light and the designs have been loved by global icons including Madonna, Rihanna, Kate Winslet and Cate Blanchett. Through a philosophy rooted in goddess archetypes, sacred geometry, and esoteric wisdom, Bee Goddess is activating a new kind of

Ortak Ltd Achieves Responsible Jewellery Council Certification

Orkney jewellery manufacturer Ortak Ltd has been awarded special Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) certification after a rigorous assessment process examining every aspect of the Kirkwall based business. Ortak Ltd, formed in 2014, is now the only Scottish jewellery manufacturer holding RJC certification. Founded in 2005, the RJC is regarded as the world’s leading standard-setting organisation for the jewellery and watch industry, with a code of practice covering human rights, labour rights, health and safety, product integrity and many other key topics. The RJC certification programme, which involves an extensive on-site audit for companies seeking to gain membership, ensures responsible business