Top managers of the world-famous jeweler Tiffany & Co network visited companies "ALROSA" on a familiarization visit. The delegation headed by the vice-president and chief operating officer of the diamond division Tiffany & Co Bergketterom Michael (Michael Bergkoetter) continued familiarity with the production cycle of diamond mining.
The delegation, in particular, to visit the underground mine "International" pits "Nyurbinsk" and "Botuobinsky" at the processing plant in Nyurbinsky plant, as well as CSA "ALROSA".
"Social security and the protection of workers, compliance with environmental standards for" Tiffany "is vitally important. Social responsibility plays a key role at every stage of the creation of the existing chain of the diamond production ", - says the vice-president and chief operating officer of the diamond division Tiffany & Co Michael Bergketter.
An agreement on the supply of rough diamonds "ALROSA" for Tiffany & Co was signed in 2012. The company buys diamonds on long-term agreements through its subsidiary company Laurelton Diamonds.
Tiffany & Co, founded in 1837, is one of the "luxury" class of the world's largest retailers of jewelry and goods. Currently, under the Tiffany brand employs around 300 jewelry stores worldwide.
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The Responsible Jewelry Council practice (Responsible Jewellery Council, RJC) announced the start of the analysis of the technical feasibility of including colored gems in its list of certified materials. Now RJC certifies only diamonds, gold and platinum group metals.
During the fair Baselworld 2016 RJC representatives reported on the convening of the development team standards that explore how it is colored gems will become part of the approach RJC.
Dr. Gaetano Cavalieri (Gaetano Cavalieri), President of the World Jewelery Confederation (CIBJO), has agreed to become special adviser to the new study.
"We are certainly several years developing this project, and it was during Baselworld fair, we had the great opportunity to announce a new initiative - said Endryu Boun (Andrew Bone), executive director of the RJC -. The expansion of the list of certified materials RJC is important to advance our mission RJC. It aims to become a recognized organization for standards and certification for the continuity of the chain of jewelry supplies and transparency across the industry. "
According to the RJC, a new initiative has received rave reviews from members of the Council, representatives of industry and other stakeholders who share a vision about the RJC responsible global supply chain in the jewelry industry.
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