Burrows Jewellers

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Burrows Jewellers Sustainability Actions

Recycled metals in production

The business states that its manufacturing processes use recycled gold and silver, which it says lowers emissions compared with newly mined metals. It presents recycled silver as having substantially lower carbon impact than mined silver and frames recycled inputs as part of a broader effort to reduce environmental harm across jewellery production.

Ethical sourcing standards

The company says it sources diamonds and gemstones from workshops and factories it has visited personally, with an emphasis on fair treatment, non-discrimination, and the avoidance of forced labour, child labour, and exploitation. It also describes a precautionary approach to environmental challenges in its supply chain.

ISO-aligned audits

The business says it regularly reviews and audits its standards and processes against ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 4501. This suggests a formalised management approach covering quality, environmental management, and occupational health and safety within its operations.

Improved waste and energy use

The company states that it has improved waste and energy management within its facilities. The available material does not quantify the reductions achieved, but it presents operational efficiency as part of its environmental programme.

FSC-certified packaging

The packaging described on the company’s sustainability page includes FSC-certified materials and FSC Mix 70% products. The company says the certification supports responsible forestry, with materials sourced from forests managed to allow regeneration and with attention to worker safety and fair wages.

Climate-positive workforce goal

The business says it is continually working towards a climate-positive workforce. No target year or detailed implementation plan is provided in the material, but the statement indicates an ongoing internal climate ambition.

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