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Leonie Simpson Sustainability Actions

Makes pieces to order

Leonie Simpson says it works across bespoke commissions, made-to-order collections, and one-off exhibition pieces. Made-to-order production can reduce waste because items are made after someone buys them, instead of being mass-produced and left unsold. The brand also offers custom wedding and commitment rings, which suggests a focus on making fewer, more personal pieces rather than large stock runs. This is a sustainability-relevant practice because it can lower overproduction, even though the brand does not publish detailed waste or emissions data.

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Uses a mix of materials

The brand’s collections use silver, gold, sterling silver, 3D-printed acrylic, nylon, and hand-carved wax. Its product pages also mention Australian and internationally sourced stones. This shows the brand works with both precious metals and synthetic materials, but it does not give public detail on where each material comes from, how it is mined, or whether recycled content is used. That means the environmental impact of the materials is not fully clear from the available information.

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Publishes a privacy policy

Leonie Simpson has a privacy policy dated 24 August 2022. It says the brand follows the Australian Privacy Principles, which are rules for how personal data should be collected, used, and stored. The policy explains that customer data may include names, email addresses, payment details, and location data, and that credit card information is encrypted before transmission. It also says the brand does not sell personal data and only shares it with third parties when needed for services, legal reasons, or payment processing.

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