Serbia | The International Association of Assay Offices

1. Country: Serbia

2. Summary of hallmarking system:

Hallmarking is a compulsory state requirement.

3. Ministry responsible:

Name and contact details

Member IAAO

Ministry of Finance and Economy20 Kneza Milosa St.11000 Belgrade

Repablic of Serbia

Phone: + 381 11 364 26 00

Web site: www.mfp.gov.rs

4. Contact Point for Hallmarking Information:

Name and contact details

Member IAAO

Directorate of Measures and Precious Metals14 Mike Alasa St.11000 Belgrade

Republic of Serbia

Phone: +381 11 32 82 736

Fax: +381 11 21 81 668

E-mail: office@dmdm.rs

Web Site: www.dmdm.gov.rs

Yes

5. Other representative bodies:

Name and contact details	Member IAAO

6. Assay Offices:

Name and contact details

Mark

Member IAAO

Directorate of Measures and Precious Metals14 Mike Alasa St.11000 Belgrade

Repablic of Serbia

Phone: +381 11 32 82 736

Fax: +381 11 21 81 668

E-mail: office@dmdm.rs

Web Site: www.dmdm.gov.rs

Yes

7. Typical mark formation:

A legal hallmark in the Serbia comprises three marks:

(i) A supplier’s mark – compulsory

(ii) A fineness mark – compulsory

(iii) An assay office mark – voluntary, for goods below the limit is compulsory

Example:

This combination is used for domestic goods:

supplier’s mark (domestic manufacturer)

fineness mark

appropriate national hallmark (indicating metal and fineness)

This combination is used for imported goods:

supplier’s mark (importer)

fineness mark

appropriate national hallmark (indicating metal and fineness)

8. Sponsor mark details:

The supplier’s/manufacturer’s mark is made in the form of a stamp consisting of two letters in Cyrillic or Latin, placed into one of the 56 prescribed shapes. Used by domestic producers.

The supplier’s/importer’s or manufacturer’s agent’s mark is made in the form of a stamp consisting of one numeral and one letter in Cyrillic or Latin, placed into one of the 56 prescribed shapes.