Sustainability Summary
- Good On You - It's a start
- Ethical Consumer - This information is locked, visit Ethical Consumer's website
- B Corp - Not found
- Trustpilot - No
- This is an unclaimed profile. Chaumet International has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.
Chaumet’s sustainability picture is mixed. Independent ratings say it has started work on environmental and animal welfare issues, but it still has clear gaps on worker rights and transparency. Good On You rates the brand “It’s a Start” overall, with stronger marks for animals than for people. Public reporting also shows some concrete steps, including a science-based emissions target, a biodiversity policy, a partnership with WWF France, and a move toward fully traceable gold. The brand is also linked to upcycling and lower-impact logistics in its own and partner reporting. However, there is no strong public evidence that it has solved packaging, living wage, or supply chain certification issues. Positive Sentiment Found Public sentiment is fairly positive where independent coverage and ratings focus on specific actions. Good On You gives Chaumet an overall “It’s a Start” rating, with a stronger 3/5 for planet and 3/5 for animals, which suggests some policies are in place even if they are not yet strong. The brand also gets credit in reporting for a science-based target to cut greenhouse gas emissions, a biodiversity protection policy that applies across its supply chain, a WWF France partnership for forest restoration, and a move toward fully traceable gold. These are concrete signals that the brand is taking some sustainability steps, even if the evidence is still limited. Common Criticisms: The main criticism is that Chaumet still looks weak on worker rights and supply chain transparency. Good On You rates the brand “Not Good Enough” for people, saying there is no evidence that workers in its supply chain are paid living wages and that none of the supply chain is certified by key labour standards. It also notes that the brand scored only 21–30% in the 2022 Fashion Transparency Index, which suggests limited public disclosure. Good On You also says the brand did not publish enough safeguards for supply chain workers during COVID-19. On the environmental side, it still lacks clear evidence on packaging reduction and on whether its science-based emissions target is on track.
Chaumet International Sustainability Actions
Chaumet International Sustainability Commitments
2025
Full gold traceability
Chaumet has committed to full traceability for gold across its collections, starting in 2025. Traceability means the company aims to track the metal through its supply chain so the source can be checked more clearly. This is a sourcing commitment, but the public material does not show a full independent audit of the system yet.
2028
Three-year WWF partnership
From 2025, Chaumet’s WWF France partnership runs for three years, so the current public target period ends in 2028. The work focuses on forest biodiversity projects in France, Japan, and China. This is a time-bound nature commitment, but the available material does not give a final outcome measure for the end date.
