When shipping precious metals and stones internationally by courier, it is essential to check the relevant rules and regulations beforehand, as these items are restricted. To ensure a smooth delivery, follow the guidelines for shipping gold, platinum, silver, diamonds, or other precious metals and stones overseas.
GENERAL REGULATIONS
Shipping precious metals and stones internationally is usually prohibited by most courier companies because of their high value. Authorised businesses may be permitted to ship precious metals and stones with certain courier companies, subject to specific conditions and the signing of relevant agreements.
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HOW TO PACK
When shipping uncut stones such as diamonds or rubies, or precious metals such as gold and silver, it is essential to keep these valuables safe during transport. Here are some tips to prepare a shipment of precious metals such as gold and stones properly:
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POPULAR QUESTIONS
Courier companies usually prohibit precious metals and stones from being shipped with their services. For example, DHL, FedEx, TNT and UPS will not ship parcels that contain precious metals such as gold within the content.
It can be legal to ship precious metals and stones depending on the value and the country.
The safest way to ship precious stones and metals is by booking an armoured courier service with a specialised company. However, this solution comes at a high cost.
Yes, but only with authorised logistics companies. It is important to note that the shipping of gold, platinum, and silver bullion is subject to strict regulations, and sending such bullion internationally might result in high customs costs.
Generally, it is not explicitly forbidden to send semi-precious stones and metals overseas, such as crystals or sterling silver, unless the gemstones are considered valuable.
Precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum, bullion, and precious stones such as diamonds, pearls, rubies, and sapphires are considered high-value commodities by most courier companies, so insurance does not apply when sending these items unless you are an authorised business sending them with a specialised courier.
Take these guidelines into consideration when shipping precious metals and stones internationally. Nevertheless, please consider that following them does not guarantee that the courier company will transport your parcel without restriction. If you decide to send precious metals such as gold or silver by courier, Eurosender will not be held responsible for any damages caused by the transport of your shipment.
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