Fairmined
Fairmined is a certification standard awarded to responsibly mined gold that meets stringent criteria for ethical sourcing, environmental stewardship, and social impact, benefitting artisanal and small-scale mining communities. In the jewellery trade, Fairmined gold enables brands and retailers to demonstrate transparency, compliance with sustainability commitments, and alignment with consumer demand for responsibly produced luxury. Jewellery Focus covers all aspects of Fairmined’s relevance to the UK industry—from certification processes, sourcing channels, and pricing considerations to brand case studies, consumer perception, and the interplay with regulatory frameworks like the UK’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation. Our reporting supports jewellers, manufacturers, designers, and suppliers in integrating Fairmined gold into their supply chains, enhancing ethical credentials, and communicating value to discerning trade and end customers.
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Nov- 2011 -9 NovemberTrade Organisations
Fairtrade and Fairmined gold certification set for the States in 2012
An international group of jewellery, mining and environmental stakeholders, including the UK’s Greg Valerio, met at the end of last month and agreed on the need to establish the certification of Fairtrade and Fairmined gold in the US market. Aiming for 2012, the group will “undertake a critical examination…
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9 NovemberRetailers
New website to showcase Weston Beamor’s services
Weston Beamor has launched a new website www.westonbeamor.co.uk, designed to “demonstrate the breadth of jewellery making services it now offers its customers.” Weston Beamor director Yvonne Brookes said: “We wanted a site that is easily accessible, clear and easy to use, and which also shows at a glance the…
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Jun- 2011 -17 JuneUncategorized
CMJ group sees 70 per cent sales growth
The Company of Master Jewellers reported another record-breaking year of sales at the group’s AGM and business conference this week. Sales through the buying group were up 70 per cent on the previous year, rising from £45.27 million to £76.88 million.
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