Exemption to ornaments clarified: manufacture restriction removed and a comprehensive definition of ornament added, widening coverage. The amendment deletes the phrase restricting exemption to goods 'manufactured by goldsmiths or silversmiths,' and inserts an explanation defining 'ornament' as a finished article for personal or religious adornment made of or from gold or silver, whether or not set with real or artificial stones, gems, or pearls, and including parts, pendants and broken pieces.
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Exemption to ornaments clarified: manufacture restriction removed and a comprehensive definition of ornament added, widening coverage.
The amendment deletes the phrase restricting exemption to goods "manufactured by goldsmiths or silversmiths," and inserts an explanation defining "ornament" as a finished article for personal or religious adornment made of or from gold or silver, whether or not set with real or artificial stones, gems, or pearls, and including parts, pendants and broken pieces.
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