The government is working on a plan to mark hallmarked gold jewellery as ‘sold’ against its Hallmark Unique Identification number after purchase, making it harder to resell stolen items or reuse identification codes.
The government is working on a plan to mark hallmarked gold jewellery as ‘sold’ against its Hallmark Unique Identification number after purchase, making it harder to resell stolen items or reuse identification codes.
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The government is working on a plan to mark hallmarked gold jewellery as ‘sold’ against its Hallmark Unique Identification number after purchase, making it harder to resell stolen items or reuse identification codes.
