~ By Marc Choyt, Publisher Introduction: “Reinforcing Confidence in the diamond and gold supply chain.” (Responsible Jewellery Council’s Website) 60 Minutes to Matt Runci, head of RJC and Jewelers of America: “Does your certification mean, for example, the gold didn’t come from Congo?” Matt Runci, JA and Repsonsible Jewelry Council: “Source of origin is not

Introduction: Alex Twersky is President of Finesse Diamond Company, a DTC DeBeers Sightholder, has been in the forefront of ethically sourced diamonds with their Namibian Kalahari Diamond sourcing. Ninety percent of Finesse’s diamonds are cut in Namibia—including rough from other parts of the world which they export to Namibia. (Alex Twersky) Finesse’s visionary operations represent

Introduction: Sonya Maldar of the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD) discusses CAFOD’s recent campaign, focusing on the retail jewellers and the challenge eliminating dirty gold from the jewelry supply chain. By Greg Valerio (Greg Valerio is a fair trade jewellery campaigner. He is the founder of CRED the fair trade jewellery brand and a