A jewellery bill has to separate metal value from making charges, record purity and HUID for every piece, and get gross versus net weight right — get any of this wrong and it’s a compliance and trust problem, not just a billing error.
Jewellery shop billing software has to record HUID (Hallmark Unique ID) per piece — mandatory hallmarking traceability that most retail billing tools have no concept of — alongside purity (22K, 18K, 916, etc.) and both gross and net weight, since stones and metal are valued separately.
It also has to split making charges from metal value as their own billable component, since making charges are the jeweller’s actual margin and are billed at a percentage or flat rate distinct from the day’s gold/silver rate.
| Field | Why It’s Needed |
|---|---|
| Invoice number & date | Standard GST requirement, sequential for the financial year |
| HUID | Mandatory hallmark unique ID per piece |
| Purity | 22K, 18K, 916, 999, or equivalent stamp |
| Gross Weight / Net Weight | Stone weight deducted separately from metal weight |
| Making Charges | Billed separately from metal value — the jeweller’s margin |
| Stone Weight / Details | For diamond or gemstone-set pieces |
| HSN code & GST rate | Jewellery commonly at 3% |
| Total invoice value | Metal value + making charges + GST |
Below is BizKhata’s template gallery — the Jewellery Shop template sits alongside 45+ other GST-ready formats, pre-configured with the fields this business needs so you’re not building the invoice structure from scratch.

BizKhata’s Jewellery Shop template, ready to apply with one click
Every piece documented for hallmark compliance.
Metal value and margin billed as distinct line items.
Stone-set pieces priced fairly and transparently.
Bills reflect the current gold/silver rate accurately.
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A jewellery GST bill needs an invoice number and date, HUID, purity, gross and net weight, making charges shown separately, HSN code and GST rate, and the total invoice value.
Gold, silver and diamond jewellery is commonly taxed at 3% GST on the metal value plus making charges — always confirm current rates on the official GST portal.
HUID (Hallmark Unique ID) provides mandatory traceability for hallmarked jewellery, and recording it on the invoice protects both the jeweller and the customer.
Yes — making charges are the jeweller’s margin and should be shown as their own line, distinct from the value of the gold or silver itself, for pricing transparency.
Gross weight includes the stones, while net weight is the metal alone — recording both accurately ensures fair pricing since metal and stones are valued differently.
Yes. BizKhata’s Jewellery Shop template supports HUID and purity tracking, gross/net weight recording, and making charges billed separately from metal value.
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