Allgem Jewellers

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Allgem Jewellers Sustainability Actions

Family business since 1978

Allgem Jewellers says it is a third-generation family business that was established in 1978 in Western Australia. A long business life can matter for sustainability because repair, custom work, and keeping items in use can reduce waste compared with replacing jewellery often. The public material also shows that the business has an onsite workshop, which suggests it can handle repairs and made-to-order work locally rather than sending everything away. However, the available information does not include detailed data on materials, sourcing, or environmental impact.

Offers repairs and restoration

The brand says it provides after-care for valuables and shows customer examples of ring repairs, necklace repairs, and restoration work. Repairing jewellery can help products last longer, which is better than throwing them away and buying new ones. The website also describes custom redesign work, such as turning old earrings into a new ring. That kind of reuse can cut waste and keep sentimental pieces in circulation. The material does not say how much of the business is focused on repair, or whether it tracks the environmental benefits.

Sells lab-grown diamond ring

Allgem’s product listings include an 18ct white gold certified lab-grown diamond ring. Lab-grown diamonds are made in a factory instead of being mined from the earth. They can reduce some mining impacts, although the full footprint still depends on how they are made and powered. The listing shows that the brand has at least one lower-impact jewellery option in its range. The available material does not explain the certification behind the lab-grown diamond claim or compare it with mined stones in detail.

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