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U.S. exports of jewelry & related articles (End-Use 41310) totaled $1.3B in April 2026, traded with 152 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataJewelry and related personal adornments exported from the US — spanning precious-metal settings, gemstone pieces, costume jewelry, and related accessories — represent a high-value, design-intensive export category tracked under end-use code 41310. Export documentation must accurately reflect the full transaction value including stones and precious-metal content, and shipments containing diamonds may be subject to Kimberley Process Certification Scheme requirements. Exporters should also consider whether goods are being returned foreign-origin merchandise or US-origin manufactured articles, as this affects Schedule B classification and EEI reporting.
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Yes, when exporting rough diamonds or jewelry containing rough diamonds, US exporters must comply with the Clean Diamond Trade Act and the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme, which requires a government-validated certificate accompanying the shipment. Polished diamonds in finished jewelry have separate documentation considerations depending on the destination country's requirements.
Re-exported foreign-origin jewelry should be reported under the correct Schedule B code reflecting the article type, and the EEI should indicate the country of origin accurately. If the goods were imported under a bond or temporary import basis, the re-export must be reconciled with the original entry. A licensed customs broker can help ensure the export filing aligns with the original import record.
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End-Use codes describe different products on the import and export sides. Cross-direction imports are not shown for this slug.
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