Supplier Audit

The Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) was established in 2005 and is an international non-profit organization formed by multiple jewelry companies worldwide. Its aim is to enhance consumer and investor confidence in the jewelry industry by establishing standardized business responsibility codes of conduct in the global supply chain of diamonds and gold. RJC members are committed to promoting ethical, human rights, and environmental responsibility throughout the entire jewelry industry chain, from ore mining to jewelry retail, with a transparent, open, and responsible attitude.

RJC Audit Checklist

Business Ethics

Bribery and facilitation fees

Money laundering and terrorist financing

kimberley process 

Product Safety

Product Integrity

Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative 

Human Rights and Social Performance

human rights

Child labor and minors

forced labor

Freedom of Association and Collective Bargaining

discrimination

Health and Safety

Punishment and appeal procedures

man-hour

remuneration

General employment terms

Community Participation and Development

Use of security personnel

indigenous people

Handmade and small-scale mining

Environmental Performance

Environmental protection

hazardous substances

Waste and Emissions

The use of energy and natural resources

biodiversity

management practices

Comply with the law

policy

Business partners - contractors, customers, suppliers, and partners

impact assessment

Mine closure plan

Sustainability Report