A silver ring (including gilded silver) falls under 7113 11, CN code 7113 11 00.
Where it sits in the nomenclature
- Chapter 71: “Natural or cultured pearls, precious or semi-precious stones, precious metals, […]; imitation jewellery; coin”
- Heading
7113: “Articles of jewellery and parts thereof, of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal” - HS subheading
7113 11: “Of silver, whether or not plated or clad with other precious metal” (group “Of precious metal whether or not plated or clad with precious metal”)
What decides the code
- Jewellery of precious metal → heading 7113.
- Silver, even gold-plated → 7113 11. An alloy counts as a precious metal alloy as soon as one precious metal reaches 2 % by weight (chapter 71, note 5).
- Set stones do not change the heading of the piece.
Similar items
- Brass or steel ring merely silver- or gold-coloured or plated: 7117 (imitation jewellery).
- Base metal ring clad with precious metal in the chapter 71 sense (layer affixed by soldering, rolling…): 7113 20.
- Gold ring: 7113 19.
The 8-digit codes are those of the EU Combined Nomenclature and the descriptions are the official texts in force; the first 6 digits are shared by more than 200 countries and economies (Harmonized System). The exact code depends on your actual item: the declarant remains responsible for the declared code.
See also: Jewellery · How to find a customs code · Glossary