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We are committed to engaging with the following organisations that have a significant impact on our industry, particularly for our business.
WORLD FERERATION OF DIAMOND BOURSES
The World Federation of Diamond Bourses (WFDB) was founded in 1947 to unite and to provide bourses trading in rough and polished diamonds and precious stones, with a common set of trading practice. The WFDB provides a legal framework and convenes to enact regulations for its 28 member diamond bourses.
WORLD DIAMOND COUNCIL
The World Diamond Council, which is the body set up by the World Federation, works hand in hand with over 35 Governments, the European Union and the United Nations to rid the Industry of the scourge of conflict diamonds.
INTERNATIONAL DIAMOND
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
The International Diamond Manufacturers Association (IDMA) was founded and convened for the first time in 1946, in Antwerp. It is committed to fostering and promoting the highest ideals of honesty and best practice principles throughout the diamond industry worldwide, as well as full compliance with all relevant national and international laws. Towards this end, the organisation has developed and adopted a Code of Conduct, which is binding on all members.
BONAS & CO. LTD.
Bonas & Co. Ltd. have been DTC brokers to Rosy Blue since 1969. They introduced us to the DTC and helped us gain our first Sight. Since then they have continued to advocate on our behalf with the DTC and have helped us grow through the changing seasons of the diamond industry. Bonas & Co. were instrumental in the growth of our Sight allocation and progression to one of the biggest Sightholders in the world. Building on 140 years in the diamond industry and their close personal relationship with our executive team, Bonas has become trusted advisors on a wide range of issues, from rough sourcing to retail partnerships. They have also given their active support in the establishment of Global Compact Network Belgium.
GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTES
Gemological institutes are charged with confirming the authenticity of diamonds, and describing their quality characteristics.
A diamond grading report will commonly include a plotted diagram of your diamond and significant characteristics, including the cut, color, clarity and carat weight. The report will also describe the diamond's shape, exact measurements, proportions and depth percentages as well as grade the polish and symmetry. It should also comment on the characteristics like fluorescence, graining, and any imperfections in the diamond. Diamond grading reports assure the authenticity and quality of a diamond. Usually stones 0.30 points and bigger are graded in labs.
Our stakeholders help us prioritize key issues and develop our CSR strategy
| STAKEHOLDER GROUP | ENGAGEMENT |
| Employees | Charter of Commitment The Quarterly Sparkle Diversity Programme Women Empowerment CSR Internal Ethics Programme |
| Suppliers | Charter of Commitment Annual factory and operational audits |
| Contractors | Charter of Commitment Annual majority contractor audit Formal undertaking minority contractor |
| Customers | Charter of Commitment CSR Report |
| Communities | Community Engagement Programme |
| Financial Institutions and Auditors | Annual Internal Report and regular meetings CSR Report |
| Governments | Engagement on regulatory issues Adherence to laws where we operate |
| Academic Institutions | Danish Institute for Human Rights UAMS Plantijn Hogeschool University of Ghent |
| International and Local Community including private businesses, NGO's, governments |
Membership UNGC Membership Cambridge Sustainability Network Membership Business & Society Belgium Membership KAURI |
| Diamond Industry | Diamond Symposium AWDC Pilot Project RJC Diamond Empowerment Fund |
| Media | Press releases |
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