Children's jewelry

Certificate and rules

Conditional rules

These rules apply only when the condition fits your product.

• If product has paint, ink, or a similar surface coating: 16 CFR part 1303
• If has loose or separable magnets: 16 CFR part 1262
• If contains or is sold with button cell or coin batteries (toys meeting the 16 CFR 1250 battery rules are exempt from part 1263): 15 U.S.C. 2056e; 16 CFR 1263.3; 16 CFR 1263.4

Notes

Metal children's jewelry is tested for total lead with CPSC methods listed in 16 CFR 1112.15(b)(28). Precious gemstones, most semiprecious stones, pearls, surgical/stainless steel, and certain precious metals are determined exempt from testing (16 CFR 1500.91). Loose or separable magnets trigger 16 CFR 1262 (jewelry, including children's jewelry, is a subject magnet product). No federal cadmium certification rule is on CPSC's lists. CPSC flags this HTS group as "Immitation Jewelry" (spelled that way in the file).

Other requirements

• Tracking label (CPSIA section 103) on product and packaging

HTS subheadings

Subheadings commonly used for this product type (your broker confirms the full classification).

Counts are the number of lines CPSC flagged under the subheading in its HTS guidance list (CP2: CPSC Certificate Related Data is Required; CP1: CPSC Certificate Related Data May be Needed). Source: CPSC HTS guidance list.