The 2027 Finance Bill introduces a significant measure to regulate the precious metals sector in Algeria. Article 152 of the draft law proposes an exceptional amnesty for gold, silver, and platinum jewelry that currently lacks mandatory hallmarking or traceability. Through a process to be determined by the Ministry of Finance, operators will have until the end of 2027 to bring their unauthorized stocks into compliance. After submitting these items for official inspection and quality verification, they will receive the necessary marks to enter the legal market. This move is designed to combat fraud and smuggling, improve tax revenue, and ensure consumers have verified, hallmarked products, ultimately fostering a more balanced and transparent market.