Jewelry Inspection in Canada

The delicacy of jewelry embellishes the beauty of life. In this era of individuality, a wide variety of jewelry keeps emerging. The close contact between jewelry and the skin adds luster to you. However, if the jewelry contains toxic and harmful substances or other potential dangers, it will pose potential risks to your physical health and safety, and may even be a threat! According to the relevant regulations or standards of jewelry in many countries or regions around the world at present, there are many control factors, mainly including various toxic chemical substances and mechanical and physical safety, etc. Although these regulations or standards have the same control purpose, the specific controlled objects, requirements, limits, etc. vary from place to place.

Jewelry exported to Canada should comply with the provisions of the Canadian "Children's Jewelry Regulations" (SOR/2018-82). It is stipulated therein that for jewelry worn by children under the age of 15, the total lead and total cadmium contents should meet the requirements of the standard limits. So, how can we effectively avoid the risks in the Canadian market?