Title: Our Common Future – Brundtland Report
Author: World Commission on Environment and Development
Year: 1987
For the first time, the report identifies Sustainability as:
The condition of a development capable of “ensuring the satisfaction of the needs of the present generation without compromising the possibility of future generations to realize their own”
Precious Metals
Supply and Demand: Gold
Supply and Demand: Silver
Supply and Demand: Platinum
Supply and Demand: Palladium
Supply and Demand: Rhodium
Rules and Associations
Responsible Jewellery Council
Individual provisions of the COP
Overview of the RJC CoC Standard
Sustainability on Precious Metals
PROVENANCE CLAIM
A documented claim made through the use of descriptions or symbols, relating to Precious Metals and specifically relate to their:
Origin – Geographical origin of materials, for example country, region, mine or corporate ownership of the Mining Facility/ies;
Source – Type of source, for example recycled, mined, artisanally mined, or date of production;
Practices – Specific practices applied in the supply chain relevant to the Code of Practices, including but not limited to, standards applicable to extraction, processing or manufacturing, conflict-free status, or due diligence towards sources.
Claims supported by evidence to avoid:
- Greenwashing
- Misleads consumers
- Unfair to competitors who make legitimate efforts
All precious metals used by Legor Group S.p.A. are 100% RJC CoC compliant and 100% from recycled sources (Au, Ag, Pt, Pd, Rh)