fémjel
Fémjel is a Hungarian term that translates to "hallmark" or "assay mark" in English. It refers to a mark or series of marks stamped onto precious metal objects, such as gold, silver, and platinum, to indicate their purity or fineness. These marks serve as a guarantee of the metal's content, ensuring that consumers are purchasing items of the stated value.
The practice of hallmarking has a long history, dating back centuries, and was introduced to protect buyers
Hungarian fémjel marks often include symbols that denote the type of precious metal, its purity level (expressed