DH Fell is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of legendary mokume-gane artist Phil Baldwin. His life and work has enriched our entire community.

When business sparks fade, consider a supplier break-up. Like personal relationships, evolving needs or communication breakdowns may prompt a split.

What do coinage, dentistry, and electronics have in common? Gold. How about toilets, steak, medicine, and data storage? You guessed it, gold.

Explore our transformation journey—embracing sustainability, reshaping operations, and combatting illicit activities for a better industry.

Dive into David H. Fell & Co.'s pursuit of SCS certification, decoding audits, affidavits, and sustainable practices in recycling for the industry.

White alloys are popular choices for fine jewelry, and platinum, palladium, and silver also have a number of industrial uses. White metal alloys are vital to a number of industries, each one having its own strengths and weaknesses for different applications.

After 50 years at the helm, David H. Fell & Company founder David H. Fell has recently celebrated his retirement. While we’re sad to see him go, he has certainly earned this time for himself and we’re excited for the future of this company. After half a century of his leadership, we are ready to build on the foundations he laid.

To become SCS certified for fine gold, fine silver, sterling silver, and platinum, we had to provide chain of custody information that demonstrated that we would be able to continually uphold the rigorous standards of the RMS Framework.

Reviewing the RMS Framework document is the first step toward gaining certification. The next step is filling out the application.

SCS certification is an achievement that is important to us and to the industry as a whole. This series takes a look at the steps involved in gaining SCS certification and breaks them down in layman’s terms.