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Hallmarks

Whatever the occasion, few gifts are as meaningful as jewellery that shows someone special how you feel.

01Gold and silver

Gold and silver are the two most important precious metals in jewellery making. Since ancient times, people have used them to create special objects for religious ceremonies, to express membership of a group or social status, or simply for their beauty and decorative appeal.

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02Marks on our jewellery

Our jewellery bears marks that attest to its quality and authenticity. A hallmark confirms that an item has been independently tested and meets the legal standards for precious metal fineness.

Each piece of our jewellery is certified with an official hallmark applied by the Polish Assay Office. All bear the appropriate Assay Office mark for their alloy and the maker's mark unique to our brand.

ENIGMA's maker's mark

ENIGMA's maker's marks
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03Polish hallmarks and assay marks

The chart below shows hallmarks for gold, silver, platinum and palladium, as well as additional marks, auxiliary marks and cancellation marks.

Polish hallmarks and assay marks — gold, silver, platinum and palladium fineness marks, with additional marks

Letters in hallmarks — assay offices

The letter in a hallmark identifies the office that applied it:

  • A Białystok
  • B Bydgoszcz
  • G Gdańsk
  • H Chorzów
  • K Kraków
  • Ł Łódź
  • P Poznań
  • V Wrocław
  • W Warszawa
  • Z Częstochowa
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Have a question about the marks on a particular piece? Email sklep@enigmaonline.pl. Our workmanship guarantee is described in § 10 of the Terms and Conditions.

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