Sustainable Jewellery: Principles and Processes for Creating an Ethical Brand (Promopress) - Softcover

Jose Luis, Fettolini

 
9788416851201: Sustainable Jewellery: Principles and Processes for Creating an Ethical Brand (Promopress)

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In jewellery, the new consumer trends are demanding products that are crafted, personal, and created with respect to the environment. This implies a sustainability strategy that takes into account the entire supply chain, from the extraction of metals to the packaging materials. Sustainable jewellery contains all the aspects that are necessary to know in order to start the path towards sustainability in the jewellery business, from the traceability of gems and metals, to the impact of the processes of purification, smelting, polishing, etc., and the ways to work with certified materials. The book includes case studies and interviews with international designers and firms who started the challenge of creating jewellery from an ethical and responsible perspective. With an introduction written by the jeweller and activist Greg Valerio, this book is a unique and essential guide for all those designers who want to bring their jewellery firm to a way that is ethical and respectful of the environment.

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Über die Autorinnen und Autoren

Jose Luis Fettolini is a jewellery designer and creative director with extensive professional experience. He has worked with large firms in the jewellery and fashion sectors. In the field of education, he collaborates with the prestigious Istituto Europeo di Design in Barcelona and runs Workshop R2, his own training platform, from which he teaches courses and seminars on design, brand creation and sustainability in the field of jewellery. As collaborator of the Fairmined® certification, he has advised artisans and mining communities on commercial development and entrepreneurship.

Greg Valerio is the founder of CRED Jewellery and co-founder of Fair Jewellery Action. After a long but successful campaign to produce fairly traded gold, he won the Global Campaigner Observer Ethical Awards for 2011. He currently working with Fairtrade International (FLO) co-ordinating their International Fairtrade Gold programme, with Peace Direct on a Peace Gold programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo and is also an initiator and committee member of the British Jewellers Association and National Association of Goldsmiths ethics working group. He acts as an adviser to the Diamond Development Initiative.

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