Yellow/golden/pink/red/green beryl

Yellow, golden, pink, red, or green beryl gemstones

NO PGA · STANDARD CUSTOMS PROCEDURE

HSN 7103 99 11 (yellow, golden, pink, red, or green beryl) is not covered by a Bureau of Indian Standards Quality Control Order and carries no Partner Government Agency clearance requirement at the tariff-line level. Import follows the standard customs procedure: Importer-Exporter Code (IEC), bill of entry, commercial invoice, packing list. Other precious and semi-precious stones under Chapter 71 — including emerald, ruby, and sapphire — are classified at distinct tariff lines that may carry their own compliance considerations.

No partner government agency notification covers this tariff line.

A word of counsel

Beryl occurs in several gem varieties — emerald and aquamarine are separately classified within Chapter 71 — and misidentification of the specific variety at the point of import can trigger re-classification by customs, with retrospective compliance and potential detention. The distinction between worked and unworked, graded and ungraded, and strung-for-transport versus mounted stones also affects correct tariff placement. Verify the precise trade description, processing state, and intended use against the customs tariff before lodging the bill of entry.

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Frequently asked

Does HSN 7103 99 11 require any pre-import registration?

A valid Importer-Exporter Code is required for any commercial import; no product-specific registration applies to this tariff line.

What changes if the beryl is emerald or aquamarine rather than yellow, golden, pink, red, or green beryl?

Emerald and aquamarine are classified at distinct tariff lines within Chapter 71 and must be assessed separately for any applicable compliance or valuation rules.

Last verified against gazette notifications: 2026-05-16. Source: BIS / DGFT / Indian Customs CUSDATA.