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Sustainability
RJC is the world’s leading sustainability standard setting organisation for the jewellery and watch industry.
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The leading sustainability standard setting organisation for the jewellery and watch industry
We bring together over 1800 companies of all sizes, across the global watch and jewellery supply chain, from retail to mining.
What unites us is our shared belief that responsible business, without causing harm to people or the planet, is good business and that this can only be achieved by working together, in partnership with others.
In doing so, we are enhancing trust in the global jewellery and watch industry and underpinning its future, so people continue to hold jewellery close to their hearts for centuries to come.
WHAT WE DO
The jewellery and watch industry has a larger ambition to contribute to a better, fairer world. RJC’s standards are at the heart of that change.
RJC’s standards enable companies, from mining to retail, to integrate responsible business practices into their management systems and daily operations. There are two standards available to RJC members: RJC Code of Practices (COP) and RJC Chain of Custody (CoC).
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COC CONSULTATION
The RJC Chain of Custody (CoC) Standard is now open for its second round of 60-day public consultation. Your views will help shape the future of the watch and jewellery industry.
JEWELRYARTS24 COMPetitioN
We are launching a competition called JewelryArts24 calling on artists, students, industry, and creatives in general to create a piece of digital art using data from the Jewellery summit, expanding the message from that day to a global audience.
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Membership is your pathway to sustainable growth
Sustainability is a journey of continuous improvement. RJC membership gives you the opportunity to accelerate yours. What differentiates us is that we have one solution for businesses, big or small, to integrate sustainability in its operations. Our standards cover Human Rights, Labour Rights, Health and Safety, Product integrity and many other key topics.
Through the implementation of the Code of Practices, members contribute towards the United Nations 2030 agenda and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
