When selecting our suppliers, we consider not only the quality of the materials and precious stones but also the attention they pay to their business practices and responsibility throughout the supply chain.

In this context, the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) is an international non-profit organization that promotes responsible practices in the jewelry and watchmaking industry. Through dedicated standards and independent audits, companies seeking certification are evaluated based on their respect for human rights, working conditions, environmental protection, and responsible sourcing practices.

These audits directly concern the activities and procedures of the certified company. Regarding materials and precious stones purchased from other operators, the RJC requires that the company assess the risks present in its supply chain, collect the necessary information, and take action if critical issues emerge. This does not mean, however, that every mine, intermediary, or workshop involved in the supply chain has been directly inspected or certified, nor is the geographical traceability of the traded materials and precious stones automatically guaranteed; rather, it means the company is required to evaluate its suppliers, document the checks performed, and adopt concrete measures when risks are identified.

The Responsible Jewellery Council also serves as a benchmark in our professional collaborations, as we work with suppliers who are members of the organization. We consider the standards promoted by the RJC to be a positive element that complements the experience, reliability, and transparency our partners have demonstrated over time.