In the precious metals sector, certifications are the most important point of reference. But not all of them deliver the same level of assurance. Here we explain the relevant standards, how they differ and what they actually guarantee.
For a long time, we at Fairever have been searching for a solution that combines genuine recycled gold with fair impact. Because one thing is
At Fairever, it’s never just about selling gold. It’s about values – and about living up to the responsibility that comes with them.
You are not only fully permitted, it´s more than that, we consider it crucial to purchase and use Fairtrade gold for every goldsmith or jeweler.
It’s completely allowed — and important (!) — to buy and use Fairmined gold, even if you as goldsmith or jeweler don’t have an official Fairmined brand license.
Find our selection of trusted and Fairmined licensed suppliers of Fairmined Gold products for jewelry manufacturing.
Saskia Shutt, a member of our community has recently published an article about Recycled Gold at the Source, a blog by the Ethical Metalsmiths.
From wedding rings to unique artistic pieces — how a goldsmith turned her passion for sustainability into timeless jewelry.
In session 4 of our video podcast series Aufpoliert together with Klemens Link from Provenance Proof, we shed light on the options available to jewelry makers to ensure traceability and transparency.
In our first session of our new video-podcast “Aufpoliert” we have discussed the topics of sustainability in the jewelry industry, the problems of child labor and gender equality.
Fair ASM Silver is not certified by a 3rd party as it was purchased during a year when the mine of origin was not certified for silver.
