Sustainability

At Jan Logan we work with gold, platinum and silver. As we manufacture primarily in our Sydney studio, we are able to carefully monitor the materials used and the provenance of those materials. All our metal merchants are certified with the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) as meeting ethical, human rights, social and environmental standards as established by the RJC’s Certification System.

The membership ensures they are held to the highest standards in terms of producing superior quality, as well as acting morally and ethically with their business partners.

All of Jan Logan diamonds are sourced with care and dedication. We only source from family owned established companies that share the same values as us. All of our large diamonds come with GIA certificates - the Gemmological Institute of America was established in 1931 and is the world’s foremost authority on diamonds. All of our diamond suppliers adhere to the Kimberly process, a commitment to remove conflict diamonds from the global supply chain

For many years, Jan Logan has been renowned for designing contemporary pieces using Australian South Sea pearls. Our South Sea pearls are sourced from an Australian family owned company that have farms all along the Kimberley coastline in North West Australia.

All of their South Sea pearls are collected by hand, which is the most environmentally friendly and sustainable form of collection, as it causes no damage to the seabed and has earned the Australian industry an international reputation as a model of best practice.

Their third-party certification from the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) was a world-first for the pearling industry. As an internationally recognised marine conservation organisation, the MSC’s science-based benchmark is the gold standard in independent certification.