Tag: ethical
De Beers sets out 10-year strategy with new goals for 2030
De Beers Group has revealed a list of goals for the coming decade, through which it plans to become a more ethical and sustainable...
Socially responsible businesses more likely to survive pandemic, suggests BRC chief
British Retail Consortium chief executive, Helen Dickinson, has advised retailers and other businesses that having a social purpose could aid in their survival over...
Birmingham firm becomes first to offer fairmined gold plating
D&M Jewellery Finishers now offers fair-mind gold plating to companies in the UK and Europe.
“Demand for Fairtrade gold is growing,” claims Cred Jewellery
Ethical jeweller Cred has brought in the single largest Doré bar of Fairtrade gold so far in response to consumer demand.
Cred’s biggest shipment to...
First fairtrade gold from Africa arrives in the UK
The first piece of jewellery crafted in fairtrade gold from Africa will be unveiled in London today.
Champions of ethics in the industry, Cred Jewellery,...
New online hub offers “largest edit” of unique engagement rings
An online hub claiming to offer the largest edit of unique engagement rings in one place has launched this week.
Solely focusing on high-end, non-conventional...
INTERVIEW: Fair Luxury shares details about its seminar series at IJL
On Tuesday at International Jewellery London Fair Luxury will be hosting a selection of seminars.
Here, Sarah Greenway, founder of Mosami and organiser of the group's...
EXCLUSIVE: Cred prepares to launch the “ultimate ethical engagement ring”
The makers of the first ever Fairtrade wedding bands, Cred Jewellery, is expanding its ethical jewellery portfolio with the addition of the “ultimate ethical...
De Beers calls for probe of environmental practices
The Oppenheimer De Beers Group Research Conference is to showcase its latest findings on biodiversity and ecosystem developments in the diamond tradeand has issued a...
Shoppers are avoiding unethical jewellery brands
Consumers are increasingly shunning brands they think have the "wrong values", new research reveals.
According to Real World Insight, two in five consumers say that...