Very affordable making charges

Making charges on gold refers to the cost of producing jewellery from raw gold. It includes the cost of designing, conceptualising and making jewellery.

Traditional methods of making gold jewellery often lead to some amount of waste. It includes loss of gold due to cutting, shaping and melting. Gold dust is another form of wastage. To account for this loss, jewellers charge a fee called the wastage charge. However, today’s scientifically advanced methods of making jewellery have brought down the wastage of raw gold to some extent.

Thus, making charges refer to the cost of producing the jewellery from raw gold while wastage charge compensates for the loss of gold during the production process.