At Wharton Goldsmith, we’re committed to the ethical production of handcrafted jewellery. We believe that you deserve to know where we source our materials, whether you’re purchasing a unique Christopher Wharton design or are having a family heirloom repaired at our workshop.
You can rest assured that all of our materials are responsibly sourced. From our recycled precious metals that feed into our support of sustainability in the jewellery industry to our conflict-free diamonds.
We are proud to be a part of the Kimberly Process, a worldwide commitment to remove conflict diamonds from the global supply chain by ensuring diamonds are mined and shipped according to certain ethical standards.
This means we never buy diamonds from unknown online sources and instead only buy from official Diamond Trading Company sightholders; that is, companies on the De Beers Global Sightholder Sales's (DBGSS) list of authorised bulk purchasers of rough diamonds.
The De Beers Group is the world’s leading diamond company and its diamonds are all certified as conflict-free. As such the De Beers Group fully supports the Kimberley Process.
When you choose Wharton Goldsmith, you’ll get more than a timeless piece of jewellery and a highly personalised service. You’ll also be able to enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing that the production of your jewellery meets the highest ethical standards in the industry today.
This means we only buy from official DTC sightholders and never from unknown online sources that every single diamond featured in our jewellery collection is conflict-free.
