Algeria has implemented new regulations for jewelers and manufacturers, requiring all jewelry to be officially stamped and legally imported. The ministerial decree, effective July 23rd, sets conditions for licensing and potential revocation of licenses related to precious metals and stones. These rules aim to curb the trade of unstamped and illegally imported jewelry, protecting the domestic jewelry industry. The new legislation mandates adherence within one year. This move is intended to ensure quality control and fair competition within the Algerian jewelry market. The regulations will impact both jewelers and importers, requiring greater oversight and compliance. Further details regarding specific procedures are expected to be released alongside the implementation of the decree.