Dubai Jewelry News Dubai Jewellery Standards Build Global Trust by Kittisak Meepoon September 13, 2025 written by Kittisak Meepoon September 13, 2025 Share 0FacebookTwitterPinterestThreadsBlueskyEmail 31 Key points Dubai has earned its reputation as one of the world’s leading jewellery capitals, but beyond its glittering souks and luxury boutiques lies a strong framework of standards and certifications that ensures confidence in every purchase. By applying such standards, the UAE not only ensures integrity in its gold trade but also signals to global markets that Dubai is committed to responsibility and transparency. As the industry continues to evolve, Dubai’s focus on consumer protection and responsible trade will remain key to its dominance as a jewellery capital. Dubai Jewellery News: Regulation strengthens market credibility Dubai has earned its reputation as one of the world’s leading jewellery capitals, but beyond its glittering souks and luxury boutiques lies a strong framework of standards and certifications that ensures confidence in every purchase. Over the past decade, the UAE government and industry bodies have worked to create transparent systems that guarantee quality, authenticity, and responsible sourcing. This Dubai Jewellery News report looks at how these regulations are shaping consumer trust and strengthening Dubai’s jewellery trade on the global stage. Dubai has earned its reputation as one of the world’s leading jewellery capitals due to its stringent regulatory controls Image Credit: StockShots UAE Good Delivery sets the benchmark At the heart of these measures is the UAE Good Delivery Standard for gold, managed by the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC). The benchmark requires refiners to meet strict quality and sourcing guidelines, aligning Dubai with international best practices. By applying such standards, the UAE not only ensures integrity in its gold trade but also signals to global markets that Dubai is committed to responsibility and transparency. This has reinforced the city’s status as a trusted hub for gold buyers and investors. Diamonds and gemstones under scrutiny The diamond trade in Dubai is also carefully regulated. As a key participant in the Kimberley Process, the emirate ensures that all rough diamonds passing through its markets are conflict-free. Retailers are increasingly required to provide certificates of authenticity and hallmarks for both natural and lab-grown stones, protecting buyers and reinforcing credibility. Coloured gemstones are also coming under closer inspection, with more emphasis on grading and disclosure, giving consumers greater confidence in their purchases. Consumer protection boosts confidence For everyday shoppers in Dubai, these standards translate into peace of mind. Whether buying in the traditional Deira Gold Souk or in a luxury mall, customers benefit from hallmarking systems, authenticity certificates, and strict inspections carried out by local authorities. This not only reassures international tourists but also cements Dubai’s reputation as a safe and transparent place to purchase jewellery. For retailers, being part of such a trusted ecosystem provides a competitive advantage in both regional and global markets. Even diamond jewellery is subject to intense scrutiny and high regulatory standards in DubaiImage Credit: StockShots Trust as Dubai’s long-term advantage Dubai’s ability to combine heritage with modern regulation is one of its greatest strengths. While other jewellery hubs around the world face questions about sourcing and transparency, Dubai has proactively established itself as a leader in trust and credibility. These measures ensure that the emirate is not just a vibrant marketplace, but a benchmark for global jewellery standards. As the industry continues to evolve, Dubai’s focus on consumer protection and responsible trade will remain key to its dominance as a jewellery capital. 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