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    Journey To Certification – Self Assessment Workbook (opens in a new tab)

    Whether you’re preparing for your first certification or a recertification, a self-assessment is one of the most important tools to support you through the process. As part of your certification journey, you are required to submit a self-assessment to your auditor prior to your audit. We have a self-assessment available for the Code of Practices (COP), Chain of Custody (COC),…

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    Facets Of The Future – Jonathan Weissbart (opens in a new tab)

    Meet Jonathan Weissbart, one of the partner owners of S Weissbart. S Weissbart is a family-run diamond dealing business (dealing since 1958), with offices in Hatton Garden and the Birmingham Jewellery Quarter. If you ever get the pleasure of visiting their London office, Jonathan will be glad to share his diamond knowledge with you (with…

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    Facets Of The Future – Dagmar Kraemer, Fejn Jewelry (opens in a new tab)

    As a child, Dagmar Kraemer dreamed of becoming a goldsmith. Although her career first led her into the fashion industry, her passion for jewellery never faded. After many years of experience across the fashion and jewellery sectors, she fulfilled her lifelong dream by founding fejn jewelry in 2019. Today, she combines her expertise with a clear vision:…

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    Responsible Jewellery Council Announces New Officer and Board Appointments Following 2026 AGM (opens in a new tab)

    27th May 2026, London, UK: The Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) has announced the appointment of new Officer and Board representatives following member voting at the organisation’s 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM). “The Annual General Meeting is an important moment for member participation and governance within RJC, providing our community with the opportunity to shape the…

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    Facets Of The Future – The Aliprandini Family (opens in a new tab)

    In 2026, we are focusing on the passionate individuals shaping the future of our industry across the entire supply chain, from those carrying forward family legacies to those just starting out in their careers. We are shining a spotlight on the stories, people and cultures that are facets shaping the future of our industry, the…

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    20 Stories of Impact: Megan Shearer, Chief Product Officer at Monica Vinader (opens in a new tab)

    Megan Shearer is a distinguished leader in the jewellery industry, possessing extensive expertise in design, craftsmanship, and sustainable production. While she has been a cornerstone of Monica Vinader since July 2010, she was appointed to the role of Chief Product Officer in September 2021. In this capacity, she oversees the end-to-end lifecycle of the brand’s…

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    Updates to the Critical Breach Process – What Members Need to Know (opens in a new tab)

    RJC has updated how Critical Breaches are defined and managed under the Code of Practice (COP) and Laboratory Grown Material Standard (LGMS), effective 5th March 2026. This change reflects evolving certification rules and strengthens the integrity of our assurance process. 1. What was the OLD definition? Previously, a COP/LGMS Critical Breach meant: A major nonconformity…

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    How To Participate: Board Elections – Annual General Meeting (opens in a new tab)

    voting now closed! All information regarding voting and how to access the nominations is listed within the email(s) from [email protected] to the designated AGM contact. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]. OVERVIEW OF AGM PROCESS Board elections are how our members directly shape the leadership and strategic direction of the Responsible Jewellery Council.…

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    Responsible Jewellery Council Standards Committee (opens in a new tab)

    We’re excited that 2026 marks the beginning of the term of the newly updated Standards Committee. This new term represents an important next step in RJC’s standards governance, and we look forward to supporting the Committee as it begins its work. We’re pleased to announce the appointment of new Industry and Non-Industry members, including two…

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