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Tiffany & Co. Sustainability Actions

Achieved diamond traceability

Tiffany & Co. successfully achieved 99.99% traceability of newly sourced, individually registered diamonds to mine of origin or a supplier’s set of approved mines. It also has 100% traceability of its colored gemstones to their country of origin.

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Certified suppliers to RJC standard

Tiffany & Co. aligns to the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) Code of Practices standard, with 99% of its diamond suppliers and 96% of its gold suppliers certified across its tier-one.

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Employs skilled artisans

Tiffany & Co. says it employs over 3,000 skilled artisans at its facilities, who are trained with best-in-class practices of cutting and polishing rough diamonds. It also supports local communities by implementing the gold standard in living wage in areas where it sources, operates and crafts its jewelry.

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Hired locally in workshops

Over 99% of Tiffany & Co. employees across all five of its global workshops were hired locally, reflecting its belief in the importance of hiring and training individuals from the communities where it operates.

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Achieved LEED Gold status

In April 2024, The Landmark achieved Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold Certification status. Tiffany & Co. says it is dedicated to ensuring that its retail, manufacturing, distribution and office spaces integrate sustainable building and design principles to minimize its GHG footprint.

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Used electric hybrid vehicles

Tiffany & Co. transferred all daily products between its New Jersey distribution center and The Landmark using 100% electric hybrid vehicles. It says it is focused on reducing the total distance traveled and moving toward lower-emission travel options such as electric vehicles and sustainable fuels.

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Increased recycled content in packaging

Tiffany & Co. Blue Boxes and bags were made of more than 76% recycled content. The company says sustainably sourcing materials, maximizing recycled content and eliminating plastic are key to reducing environmental impact and associated GHG emissions.

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Worked with suppliers on emissions

Tiffany & Co. partnered with key suppliers on reducing emissions, with approximately 13% of key suppliers committed to a public climate target. It says it is focused on supporting suppliers on their climate journeys to reduce emissions associated with the products and services it procures.

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Banned coral jewelry

In 2002, Tiffany & Co. banned the sale of jewelry made from coral.

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