News

IGI is a new member at Responsible Jewellery Council

The RJC membership includes entities from mining to retail

diamond world news service

The International Gemological Institute (IGI) recently became a member of the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC), which has so far inducted 130 entities in the supply chain from mining to retail. The RJC members represent sectors of the diamond and gold supply chain, trade associations and service providers.

Membership eligibility to the RJC requires the entity to apply the RJC System by upholding the RJC Code of Practices and undergoing third-party auditing for being certified. The system is builds on the international initiatives like the Kimberley Process and ISO standards like the SA8000 and ISO 14001.

The IGI has earned a repute in diamond grading and gem and jewellery appraisal, and for its School of Gemology. The IGI believes its membership to the RJC will enable its to spread responsible and ethical practices in the industry.


Follow DiamondWorld on Instagram: @diamondworldnet
Follow DiamondWorld on Twitter: @diamondworldnet
Follow DiamondWorld on Facebook: @diamondworldnet

ALROSA Expands Diamond Output with Development of Karpinsky-2 Pipe in Russia’s Arkhangelsk Region

David Kellie to Step Down as Natural Diamond Council CEO After Pivotal Six-Year Tenure

Surat Forms Diamond Task Force to Revitalise Global Presence

IAC’s 15th Gold + Diamond Conference Returns to NYC, Spotlights Ethics, Artistry and Industry Transformation

Gemfields Nears Completion of Major Processing Plant in Mozambique Amid Operational Challenges