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Ethically Sourced Wedding Rings at Rennie and Co in Hatton Garden

30 August 2018|By Hatton Garden Jewellers|11 min read
11 min read

Ethically sourced wedding rings matter more than ever, and in Hatton Garden, London's diamond quarter in the EC1N postcode, you can find beautiful bands made with a clear conscience. Rennie & Co, a family run jeweller with links to the trade since the 1950s, specialises in handcrafting gold and platinum wedding rings to exceptional standards. Through a long partnership with the maker A. Gerstner, the firm offers rings produced under strict ethical, human rights, social and environmental practices. For couples who want a ring that is as responsible as it is beautiful, the quarter's specialists make it possible to choose with confidence.

What Ethically Sourced Wedding Rings Mean

An ethically sourced wedding ring is one whose metal and stones can be traced to responsible origins, mined and made without harm to people or the environment. It is a growing priority for couples who want their rings to reflect their values.

Responsibility runs through the whole supply chain, from the mine to the workshop bench. Recycled precious metals, conflict-free diamonds and transparent sourcing all play a part in a genuinely ethical wedding ring.

Choosing such a ring means asking the right questions, and a reputable Hatton Garden jeweller will answer them openly.

The Responsible Jewellery Council Standard

The Responsible Jewellery Council, or RJC, has developed a benchmark standard for the jewellery supply chain, along with credible mechanisms for verifying responsible business practices. Membership is a meaningful mark of commitment.

Rennie & Co works in partnership with A. Gerstner, a member of the RJC, to offer wedding rings produced under strict ethical and environmental practices. That accreditation gives couples concrete assurance rather than a vague promise.

Alongside RJC standards, reputable jewellers deal only in diamonds that adhere to the Kimberley Process, the international scheme intended to keep conflict diamonds out of the legitimate trade.

Fun fact: Recycled gold is chemically identical to newly mined gold, so an ethically made ring in recycled metal sacrifices nothing in beauty or durability while greatly reducing its environmental footprint.

Choosing Your Ethical Wedding Ring in Hatton Garden

Rennie & Co handcrafts an eclectic collection of gold and platinum bands, drawing on decades of family experience in jewellery design and manufacture. Every piece must carry a UK hallmark from an Assay Office such as the London Assay Office, confirming its precious metal content.

Seeing rings in person lets you judge weight, finish and comfort in a way no screen can. Full details and opening hours appear on the Rennie & Co directory profile, and the firm's own collections can be viewed on the Rennie & Co website.

For a wedding ring that combines fine craftsmanship with genuine responsibility, the ethical specialists of Hatton Garden are the natural place to begin. Ask about sourcing, hallmarking and certification, and you can say your vows with a ring you feel good about wearing for life.

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