Jewelry is a valuable form of decoration, usually made of jewelry, jade, and precious metals. These materials are not only aesthetically pleasing but also have high value. Common jewelry includes necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets, etc.

The EU REACH testing projects for jewelry mainly include the following aspects:


1. Material composition and element content: Test the composition of various materials in jewelry to determine whether they comply with regulations, and test the content of different elements in the product, such as lead, cadmium, etc.

2. Restriction of Hazardous Substances: Testing products for designated hazardous substances, such as certain prohibited or restricted hazardous substances.


The processing of the EU REACH test report for jewelry requires the following steps:

1. Understand the specific requirements and process of REACH testing: Enterprises need to have a detailed understanding of the EU's REACH testing requirements and process for jewelry, including testing items, testing methods, sample quantity, report content, etc.

2. Preparation of samples and materials: Enterprises need to prepare a sufficient number of samples and provide relevant information, such as product composition tables, production process flow charts, etc., for laboratory testing and analysis.

3. Choose a suitable laboratory: Choose a legally qualified and certified laboratory for testing to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the test results.

4. Conduct testing and analyze the results: The laboratory conducts testing based on the samples and information provided by the enterprise, and analyzes and evaluates the test results to determine whether the product meets the EU's chemical management regulations and requirements.

5. Prepare and submit a report: Based on the test results, the laboratory prepares a REACH test report and submits it to the enterprise. Enterprises need to submit reports to relevant institutions or platforms to prove that their products comply with EU chemical management regulations and requirements.