Recycled precious metal, fair trade gems, fair trade gold, Canadian diamonds, Namibian- Kalahari Diamond, Botswana diamonds… How do you differentiate between all these products and the companies making claims for their ethical jewelry sourcing? The truth is that basically, there’s a small group of us producing ethical wedding rings, paying for Google Ad words and

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~ 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