Responsibility & partnership
Fair Trade
Fair and respectful relationships are at the heart of our business, whether with customers, suppliers, or the people we work with every day.
Our promise
Our gemstone cutting workshop in Sri Lanka is a particular focus for us. We have been operating this workshop for 60 years now, and we have complete confidence in the employees there.
We are committed to ensuring fair wages and good working conditions. We know our partners personally and can confidently say that no one is exploited or employed under unfair conditions. In a country where many people still face economic challenges, providing secure employment, fair compensation, and respectful working conditions is especially important to us.
Neben unserer Schleiferei vor Ort pflegen wir eine SOS Kinderdorfpatenschaft und eine SOS Kinderpatenschaft.
“For us, a fair partnership means more than a fair price – it is built on dignity, trust, and a shared future.”
Our Journey
On the Path to RJC Certification
For us, responsibility doesn’t end at our own cutting workshop. That’s why we’re currently undergoing the certification process of the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC)—an international standard for responsible, ethical, and environmentally sound practices throughout the entire gemstone and jewelry supply chain.
The process involves an independent review and is intentionally time-consuming. We will notify you here as soon as it is complete.
Social commitment
SOS Children’s Village Anuradhapura
Sri Lanka has faced significant challenges in recent decades, including a long civil war, the devastating tsunami of 2004, and severe flooding that affected countless lives and communities. Economic opportunities remain limited in some regions, and secure employment is not always readily available. This is why providing stable jobs, fair wages, and good working conditions is so important to us and our partners.
If you would like to contribute to supporting children in need, please do not hesitate to contact us.
We support the SOS Children’s Village in Anuradhapura and sponsor a seven-year-old boy who lives there. The village provides children in need with access to education, vocational training, and the opportunity to build an independent and hopeful future.
Support also includes medical and psychological care, recreational activities, toys, and small gifts that help bring joy and stability to the children’s lives.
