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Northern Region Office • Punjab NORTHERN REGION OFFICE PUNJAB - 24 HARYANA- 12 UTTAR PRADESH (East) - 43 CHANDIGARH - 4 JAMMU KASHMIR - 3 HIMACHAL PRADESH - 2 UTTARKHAND- 3 Total A&H Centres: 91 S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized PUNJAB-24 1. Recognition No.HM/R-160001 Shri Anil Kumar, Operative Director Validity: 29/05/2022 Tel : 0161-2707351 M/S L.D. Gold Lab Pvt. Ltd. B-IV -651, Mali Ganj Chowk, Mob : 09814033351 Near Sarafan Bazar, Ludhiana-141 008 Email: ldgoldlab@gmail.com S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized 2. Recognition No.: HM/R-160007 Shri Amrit Bir Singh, Operative Proprietor Validity: 26/08/2022 Mob:09417631366 M/s S R Hallmarking Centre, Gali Bhattan, Sarafan Bazaar Email: sbr1@live.in Chanchal Market, Jalandhar City- 144001 3. Recognition No.: NRO/AHC/R- Smt. Anu Mehra, Expired 160010 CEO Validity: NA Tel : 0183- 2400355 M/s A H Hallmarking centre Mob : 9888432024 A.H. 10/11, 1st , 2nd& 3rd FLOOR, Churasti Attari, Email: Patel Chowk, Guru Bazar ahhallmarkingcentre@gmai Amritsar 143001 l.com 4. Recognition No.: HM/R-160011 Shri Avtar Singh, Operative Proprietor Validity: 01/12/2020 Tel : 0161-5022246 M/s J S Hallmark Testing centre First floor, 285, Sarafan Bazar, Mob : 09803440000 Ludhiana- 141008 Email: jshallmarktestingcentre@gma il.com S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized 5. Recognition No.: HM/R-160012 Shri Ankur Vaid, Operative Proprietor Validity: 11/01/2021 Tel : 01882-232009 M/s A V Assaying and Hallmarking Centre Mob : 09779100805 First floor, B 4/909, Sarafan Bazar, Hoshiarpur-146001 Email: av_assay_hallmarking@yaho Also Recognized for Silver o.in Hallmarking 6. Recognition No.: HM/R-160021 Shri Anil Kumar Operative Managing Partner Validity: 13/03/2020 Mob:- 09814033351 M/s LDPC Hallmarking & Gold Testing Centre Email:- 225, Chowk Batti Hattan, Wahian ldpchallmarking@gmail.com Wala Bazar, Amritsar 143006 7. Recognition No.: HM/R-160025 Shri Gurdarshan Singh, Operative CEO Validity: 30/10/2022 Mob: 09780600925 M/s HG Testing & Hallmarking Email: Centre hgtestinghallmarking@gmail. 4406, first floor, Vaid Jwala com Prashad Market, Sadar Bazar, Bhatinda Also Recognized for Silver Hallmarking S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized 8. Recognition No.: HM/R-160030 Shri Raman Chauhan, Operative CEO Validity: 04/06/2021 Mob: 9814421901 M/s R.J. Hallmarking centre 1841/4, Kamboj Market, Email: Guru Bazar, rjhallmark123@gmail.com Amritsar- 143001 9. Recognition No.: HM/R-160034 Shri Subhash Chand Operative Proprietor Validity: 21/12/2020 Mob: 09915005500, M/s Lachhman das & Sons 0981553198 B-IV-291, Sarafan Bazar 0161-2700183 Ludhiana -141008 Email: ldandsons@yahoo.com 10. Recognition No.: HM/R-160036 Ms Navneet Kaur, Operative Partner & CEO; Validity: 28/04/2021 Mob:9815389898 M/s R.V. Gold testing & Hallmarking centre Email: B-1/283, First floor, Gurudwara r.vhallmarking@yahoo.in Street, Sadar Bazar, Barnala- 14801 S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized 11. Recognition No.: HM/R-160037 Ms Jyoti Verma, Partner & Cancelled w.e.f. CEO; 09-11-2018 Validity:NA Tel: 0186-2225258; M/s Rudhra Hallmarking Mob: 9888888073 Centre, Above Charandass Aswani Kumar, E-mail: First Floor, Androon Bazar, rudhrahallmarking@gmail.co Pathankot – 145 001 m 12. Recognition No.: HM/R-160039 Shri Gurdeep Singh Operative Partner Validity: 30/07/2021 Mob: 09501260786 M/s Pritam Singh gold testing Lab & Hallmarking centre Tel: 01756548930 595/2 Dooman, Near Adalat Bazar, Patiala- 147001 E-mail: pritamlabpatial@gmail.com 13. Recognition No.:HM/R-160040 Ashwani Kumar, De-Recognized Prop. & CEO; Validity: NA Tel: 0175-2223952; M/s Shree Balaji Gold Testing Centre, Mob: 8558825812 2391/2, Mohalla Roop Chand, Near Darshani Gate, Email: Patiala – 147 001 sbalaji2104@gmail.com S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized 14. Recognition No.: HM/R-160046 Shri Dharam Pal Mahajan, Operative CEO Validity: 04/12/2022 Tel: 9569690070; M/s R.K. Hallmarking Centre, B-44/226, First & Second Floor, Mob: 9872221349 Androon Bazar, Pathankot – 145 001 Email: rk.hallmarking@gmail.com 15. Recognition No.: HM/R-160049 Shri Anil Kumar, Operative Prop. Validity: 31/08/2020 Tel: 0181-2406768 M/s L.D Gold B-VI-917, Hanuman Chowk. Mob:9781833351 Kelan Bazar Jalandhar-144001 Email: ldgold97818@gmail.com 16. Recognition No.: HM/R-160053 Shri Darshan Garg, Under Suspension CEO w.e.f. 18 Dec 2019 Validity: 30/11/2020 Mob : 09467777384, M/s Gold Guru Testing & 09356295177 Hallmarking Centre, 285, Ist Floor, (upstairs Kewal Email: Krishan & Sons jewelers), goldguru119@gmail.com Sarafa Bazar Ludhiana- 141001 S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized 17. Recognition No.: HM/R-160058 Ms. Manjit Kaur Operative CEO Validity: 31/08/2020 Tel:9915610003 M/s H.R. Bullion Assaying & Email: Hallmarking Centre, hr.hallmarking@gmail.com 1st Floor Barran Hattan Chowk, Hospital Road, Mansa 151 505 18. Recognition No.: HM/R-160069 Shri Vinayak Bhanu das Operative Bhosle Validity: 16/01/2021 Mob.09888352797 M/s Shree Vishvakarma Hallmarking Centre, Email: Ward No.5, House No.397, svkhallmark@gmail.com Sarafan Bazar, Hoshiarpur 146001 19. Recognition No.: HM//R-160079 Ms. Aarti Verma, Operative Prop Validity: 05/12/2021 Mob: 9988198051 M/s The Kundan’s Hallmark Centre Email : Dhobian wale Gali, Sarafa Bazar, rajeevverma9988@gmail.co Khanna, Distt. Ludhiana m S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized 20. Recognition No.: HM//R-160091 Shri Ganesh, Operative Prop. Validity: 11/12/2021 Mob: 9855524545 M/s City Assaying and Hallmarking Centre E-mail: cityahc@gmail.com House No. B-XIII-2, Jaspalan Gali, Sarafan Bazar, Kapurthala – 144601 21. Recognition No.: HM//R-160099 Ms. Neha Nischal, Partner Operative Shri Akhil Nischal, Partner Validity: 21/02/2022 M/s M.S. Assaying & Tel: 0183-5069825 Hallmarking Centre Mob: 7508907977 Shop No. 2, Hari Ram Market, E-mail: Patel Chowk, m.shallmarkingcenter@gmail Amritsar - 143006 .com 22. Recognition No.: HM/R-160070 Shri Deepak Verma Operative Prop. Validity: 31/03/2022 Mob: 9888396785, M/s R.S. Gold Testing Centre 9592050401 Ravi Jewellers Building, First Floor, Ravi jewelers Building Sadar Bazar, E-Mail: Dhuri - 148024 deepakvermadhuri@gmail.co m S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized 23. Recognition No.: HM /R-160100 Name: Shri Sandeep Patil Operative Prop Validity: 09/05/2022 Mob: 9501386271 M/s Palak Gold Computerized Test Lab E-MAIL: 105/4 first floor Guru Bazar palakgoldlab@gmail.com Amritsar -143001 24. Recognition No.: HM /R-160101 Sh. Harish Kumar Dhami, Operative Partner & CEO Validity: 11/06/2022 Mob.: 9878300831 M/s Saiyam Gold Lab, : 9779806827 Ist & IInd Floor, Rameshwer Chain, Pansari Bazar, Sarafa E-mail: Bazar, saiyamgoldlab@gmail.com Ludhiana- 141008 25. Recognition No.: HM /R-160108 Shri Shardha Pandurang Operative Bhagat, Proprietor Validity: 08/09/2022 Mob: 9915641298 M/s Raja Ram Gold Testing Centre, Email: 2391/2, Mohala Roop Chand, rajaramgoldtest@gmail.com Darshani Gate, Patiala – 147 001 S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized 26. Recognition No.: HM /R-160111 Shri Sachin Shinde, Operative Proprietor Validity: 15/10/2022 Mob: 7082929293 M/s Raje Hallmarking Centre Shop No. 3454, Darshani Gate, Email: Patiala-147001 raje.patiala@gmail.com 27. Recognition No.: HM /R-160117 Ms. Harpreet Kaur, Operative Proprietor Validity: 01/12/2022 Mob: 7097295555 M/s H S Hallmarking Centre EA-200, Paprian Bazar, Email : Jalandhar City-144002 hshallmarkingcentre77@ yahoo.com S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized CHANDIGARH-04 1. Recognition No.: HM/R-160005 Shri Vinod Gakhar, De-Recognized Mg. Partner Validity: NA Tel : 01724656297 M/s V B Enterprises, Mob: 09316105404 SCO 7A,1stFloor, Sector 17E, Email: Chandigarh-160 017 vbhallmarking@gmail.com 2. Recognition No.: HM/R-160013 Shri AnupamVerma De-recognized C.E.O Validity: NA Tel : 0172-2701894 Mob: 9914885758 M/s Om Diamond &Gems Email: mailodgl@gmail.com Laboratory SCO 28, First Floor, Sector 23-C, Chandigarh- 160023 3. Recognition No. :HM/R-160028 Shri Sunil Kumar Verma Operative CEO Validity:02/03/2020 Tel: 0172-5550303 M/s Paras Testing & Hallmarking Centre Mob: 09888356593 Shop -1856, main bazar, Manimajra, Email: Chandigarh 160101 parastestinglab@gmail.com S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized 4. Recognition No.: HM/R-160015 Shri Nipun Monga Under Suspension Managing Partner w.e.f. 01 Jan 2020 Validity: 22/04/2021 Mob : 9216110029 M/s Chandigarh Hallmarking & Assaying Centre Tel: 0172-2722723 SCO 27, 2nd Floor, Sector 23-C Chandigarh- 160023 Email: chac2723@gmail.com Also Recognized for Silver Hallmarking 5. Recognition No.: HM/R-160065 Shri Anupam Verma Operative Proprietor Validity: 30/05/2021 Tel : 0172-2701894 M/s Om Diamond & Gems Laboratory Mob: 9914885758 nd SCO 14, 2 Floor, Sector 23-C, Chandigarh- 160023 Email: od_gl@hotmail.com Also Recognized for Silver Hallmarking 6. Recognition No.: HM/R-160110 Shri Sudesh Kumar Operative Proprietor Validity: 15/08/2022 Mob: 9779455693 M/s Sudesh Hallmarking Centre, 2nd floor SCO-7, Sector 23 –C, 8968776134 Chandigarh- 160023 Tel: 0172 5076173 E-mail: sudeshhmc2019@gmail.com S. Name & Address Contact Person Status of centre Logo of Centre No. Operative/ under suspension /de- recognized UTTRAKHAND-03 1. Recognition No.: HM/R-160050 Shri Sambhaji Suryavanshi Operative Validity: 13/07/2020 CEO M/s B.G.
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