Convention of Vienna

The Convention on the control and marking of precious metals is an international agreement between various countries with regard to the mutual trade in articles produced from precious metal. The treaty is signed in Vienna and became in force in 1975.

Members of the convention are:

Austria
Czech Republic
Denmark
Finland
Hungary
Ireland
Israël
Latvia
Lithuania
The Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Slovenia
Slovakia
Cyprus

Download the brochure of the Convention.
Visit the website of the Convention.