Rapaport Fair Trade
Rapaport Fair Trade
Watch the recent Rapaport Responsible Sourcing Conference to follow discussions on fair trade issues in the industry.
Diamond retailers, suppliers, and consumers around the world are calling for a more ethical supply chain. It’s time for the rest of the industry to hear their voices and join them.
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Whether you’ve been in the diamond industry for 50 years, or just walked into a jewelry store for the first time, you can make a difference in the lives on diamond miners and cutters around the world. Volunteering with Rapaport Fair Trade is an exciting way to get involved in an important movement to create change.
We in the diamond industry must take personal responsibility for the consequences of our business decisions.
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At Rapaport, fair trade means a product which has met the following four conditions: Fair Wages, Community Benefit, Do No Harm, and Monitoring. The process of meeting these conditions isn’t so simple…
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RAPAPORT… Iris Van der Veken has resigned as executive director of the Responsible…
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While the diamond sector’s negative side may appear more prominent to the world,…
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RAPAPORT… Sustainability has emerged as a key driver of business strategy in recent years,…
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The Rapaport Group is in the process of implementing our Fair Trade and Ethical Sourcing Initiatives, including source certification, a jewelry trade whitelist, and a U.S. Jewelry Umbrella Organization.
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Searching for the perfect diamond is stressful enough without having to worry about where the diamond came from. The Rapaport Ethical Jewelry Directory gives consumers direct access to retailers who source and produce beautiful, ethical, unique jewelry.
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Rapaport works within the diamond industry to create a safer and cleaner diamond supply chain. We work with people in mining, cutting and polishing, retail, and with consumers to understand all their stories and make their voices heard.
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