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Diamond Jewellery HSN Code and GST Rate

A diamond ring or necklace is jewellery of precious metal, HSN 7113, at 3% GST on the whole value, stones included.

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GST rates as of 9 November 2026, after the 22 September 2025 changes. Verify with your CA for your exact case.

6 codes. This product: Diamond jewellery (studded), HSN 7113, GST 3%.

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HSN code

7113

Diamond jewellery (studded)

Codes

  • HSN7113MainArticles of jewellery of precious metal
  • HSN7113 19Gold or platinum jewellery (studded)
  • HSN7113 11Silver jewellery (studded)

GST rate

3%Whole piece, stones and metal together

Work out the GST

₹
GST rate
3%
CGST 1.5%
₹2,250
SGST 1.5%
₹2,250
Total GST
₹4,500
Total with GST
₹1,54,500

Conditions and notes

  • Stones set in the piece are part of the jewellery: do not split them out at 1.5% or 0.25%.
  • Loose diamonds billed separately, not set, take the diamond rate instead.
  • Lab-grown diamond jewellery in gold or silver is also 7113 at 3%.
Official description
Articles of jewellery and parts thereof, of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal (heading 7113).
Where the rate is in law
Notification 9/2025-CT(R), Schedule IV, S. No. 10
In force since
22 Sep 2025
Checked on
9 Nov 2026

Matches

6 codes · rates checked 9 November 2026

  • Articles of jewellery and parts thereof, of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal (heading 7113).

    3%Whole piece, stones and metal together
    Conditions (3)
    • Stones set in the piece are part of the jewellery: do not split them out at 1.5% or 0.25%.
    • Loose diamonds billed separately, not set, take the diamond rate instead.
    • Lab-grown diamond jewellery in gold or silver is also 7113 at 3%.
    Since 22 Sep 2025Checked 9 Nov 2026Source
  • Imitation jewellery, other than bangles of lac or shellac (heading 7117).

    3%Imitation jewelleryNilBangles of lac or shellac: exempt
    Conditions (3)
    • Gold-plated (one gram gold) and German silver jewellery are base metal, so they are imitation jewellery.
    • Handmade imitation jewellery sold as a handicraft is also 3%.
    • Glass bangles and plastic bangles are exempt.
    Since 22 Sep 2025Checked 9 Nov 2026Source
  • Services by way of job work in relation to all products, other than diamonds, falling under Chapter 71 (heading 9988).

    5%Gold or silver belongs to a GST-registered jeweller18%Metal belongs to an unregistered customer
    Conditions (2)
    • Job work rates apply only when the goods belong to a GST-registered person (section 2(68), CGST Act). Work on goods of an unregistered customer is taxed at 18%.
    • Cutting and polishing diamonds is the separate 1.5% entry. If your work is mainly on diamonds rather than on the jewellery, check with your CA which entry applies.
    Since 22 Sep 2025Checked 9 Nov 2026Source
  • Services by way of job work in relation to all products, other than diamonds, falling under Chapter 71 (heading 9988). Imitation jewellery is heading 7117, in chapter 71.

    5%Goods belong to a GST-registered person18%Goods belong to an unregistered person
    Conditions (1)
    • Job work rates apply only when the goods belong to a GST-registered person (section 2(68), CGST Act). Work on goods of an unregistered customer is taxed at 18%.
    Since 22 Sep 2025Checked 9 Nov 2026Source
  • Glass beads (heading 7018); imitation pearls, imitation precious or semi-precious stones and similar glass smallwares, other than imitation jewellery (heading 7018).

    5%Glass beads18%Imitation stones of glass, such as hotfix stones and rhinestones
    Conditions (3)
    • Handmade glass beads and small ware sold as handicraft goods (7018 10) are 5%.
    • Plastic or acrylic stones are not glass: their heading and rate differ. Check with your CA.
    • Once fixed on a saree, the saree is billed at its own fabric rate (5%).
    Since 22 Sep 2025Checked 9 Nov 2026Source
  • Precious stones (other than diamonds) and semi-precious stones, whether or not worked or graded but not strung, mounted or set (heading 7103).

    0.25%Loose, worked or not
    Conditions (2)
    • Unlike diamonds, coloured stones stay at 0.25% even when cut and polished.
    • Uncut diamonds (polki) are diamonds (7102), not 7103. Stones set in jewellery are billed as jewellery at 3%.
    Since 22 Sep 2025Checked 9 Nov 2026Source

How to use it

  1. Add the metal, stones and making charges into one value.

  2. Use HSN 7113 and the 3% rate.

  3. Enter the value to see CGST and SGST, or IGST.

Diamond jewellery: the code and the rate

Heading 7113 covers articles of jewellery of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal, studded or not. Notification 9/2025-Central Tax (Rate) lists it in Schedule IV at 1.5% central tax, which is 3% GST. The diamonds set in the piece are part of the article, so they are not split out at their own rate.

Making charges shown on the same bill are part of the value too. The only time diamonds get their own rate on a jeweller's bill is when they are sold loose, not set: then they are 1.5% (cut and polished).

Example bill for a diamond ring

LineAmount
Gold₹60,000
Diamonds (set)₹80,000
Making charges₹10,000
Taxable value₹1,50,000
CGST 1.5%₹2,250
SGST 1.5%₹2,250
Total₹1,54,500

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Source: Notification 9/2025-CT(R), Schedule IV, S. No. 10, in force since 22 Sep 2025. Notification 9/2025-Central Tax (Rate): GST rates on goods (CBIC); PIB: recommendations of the 56th GST Council, 3 Sep 2025. Checked 9 November 2026.

FAQ

Questions

What is the HSN code for diamond jewellery?

7113, articles of jewellery of precious metal. Gold or platinum pieces are 7113 19 and silver pieces 7113 11.

What is the GST rate on diamond jewellery?

3% on the full value, including the diamonds and making charges.

Do I charge 1.5% on the diamonds in a ring?

No. Set diamonds are part of the jewellery, which is 3% on the whole value. 1.5% applies only to loose polished diamonds.

What is the GST on a ₹1,50,000 diamond ring?

₹4,500 at 3%: ₹2,250 CGST and ₹2,250 SGST within the state.

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