WHO — THE SPONSOR'S MARK
EBL identifies Emily Burlington as the registered sponsor responsible for submitting the piece for hallmarking.
Tested by an independent UK Assay Office.
Confirms the precious metal and its fineness.
One of Britain's oldest forms of consumer protection.
Identifies who submitted the piece and where it was tested.
EBL identifies Emily Burlington as the registered sponsor responsible for submitting the piece for hallmarking.
750 indicates 750 parts of pure gold per thousand — equivalent to 18ct gold.
The leopard’s head identifies the London Assay Office.
UK hallmarking law requires precious-metal articles above the statutory exemption weight to carry a recognised hallmark.
Pieces below these weights may legally be supplied without a hallmark.
Our jewellery is handcrafted in London’s Hatton Garden and, where required, submitted for independent hallmarking at the London Assay Office — the oldest Assay Office in the world, testing and hallmarking precious metals in London for over 700 years.
The Hallmarking Act 1973 governs the description and sale of precious-metal articles in the United Kingdom.
Read the official dealer‘ notice issued by the British Hallmarking Council.
Hallmarks are intentionally small and are often positioned discreetly so they do not detract from the design. A jeweller’s loupe or magnification may be required to see them clearly.
750 is the millesimal fineness used for 18ct gold: 750 parts pure gold per thousand.
No. Statutory exemption weights apply, and certain other exemptions exist under the Hallmarking Act.
The leopard’s head is the traditional assay office mark of the London Assay Office.
EBL is the sponsor’s mark identifying Emily Burlington as the registered sponsor. A complete UK hallmark also includes the fineness mark and assay office mark.
Over many years of wear, polishing or refinishing can soften a hallmark. Its visibility can therefore vary depending on the age and condition of the piece.
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