Jewellery Store Website Development in Ahmedabad — Purity You Can Show, Prices That Add Up

Where our work stops. We build the store. Raqbash is not a jeweller, holds no BIS registration, operates no assaying or hallmarking centre, and does not verify purity, weight or stone grade — we display what you supply and what the hallmarking centre certified. Two different identifiers belong to two different holders: your BIS registration is yours, and a piece's HUID belongs to the article as hallmarked, so we build required fields for both rather than certifying either, and a website is never itself "hallmarking compliant". Stone grades and certificate numbers are the grading laboratory's opinion, published as theirs rather than as your claim. Prices are itemised from the net metal weight you supply — gross weight quoted against a metal rate overstates the gold content, so the fields keep them apart — and the rate applied is stamped with a held quote through checkout, so a customer is never charged a figure they did not see. We publish no return, appreciation or investment claim about metal; buy-back and exchange go up as terms you state, including what is deducted and what condition and documentation you require. Seller details, return, refund, cancellation and exchange policies and a named grievance officer are built as placements reachable before payment. Hosted checkout keeps card data off your servers, which minimises your PCI scope rather than making either of us PCI-certified, and we never hold or move your customers' money. And whether a given article must be hallmarked, and how Legal Metrology and GST invoicing requirements apply to your business, is yours to confirm with your own adviser rather than ours to interpret.