Reout Kallati Appointed to the Board of the Responsible Jewellery Council

Empowering Change: Reout Kallati, Respected Female Executive, Adds Strength to Responsible Jewellery Council's Board

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--KALLATI, a leading name in the fine jewelry industry, is proud to announce that Reout Kallati, the CEO of KALLATI, has been appointed to the Board of the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC). This prestigious appointment recognizes Reout Kallati's exceptional leadership and commitment to promoting sustainable and ethical practices within the industry.

The Responsible Jewellery Council is a non-profit organization dedicated to standardizing sustainable and ethical practices in the global jewelry and watch industry. Through establishing guidelines and codes that address critical aspects such as human rights, gemstone sourcing, and labor, the RJC plays a pivotal role in building trust throughout the industry's supply chain. Certification by the RJC provides assurance to partners, vendors, and customers that a company is operating in a manner that is both sustainable and ethical.

KALLATI has long been recognized for its unwavering commitment to sustainability and ethics. The company has implemented an effective, environmentally friendly system that significantly reduces carbon emissions and actively contributes to the preservation of nature by minimizing the use of plastic and paper. Furthermore, KALLATI ensures that all its jewelry is conflict-free, ethically produced, and features only clean-cut diamonds, providing customers with peace of mind and the assurance of responsible sourcing.

Reout Kallati’s appointment to the Board of the Responsible Jewellery Council further reinforces KALLATI’s dedication to leading the industry in sustainable and ethical practices. Reout, who is also a registered attorney, a qualification that she gained in order to fight a legal case for the family-owned Jeweler, brings with her extensive experience and visionary leadership, and will contribute valuable insights and perspectives to the RJC Board, driving the organization's mission forward and promoting responsible business practices within the global jewelry industry.

Speaking about her appointment, Reout expressed her enthusiasm for the role: "I am honored to join the Board of the Responsible Jewellery Council and to contribute to their vital work in promoting sustainability and ethical standards in our industry. KALLATI has always strived to lead by example, reinforcing our values as a responsible brand, and I look forward to collaborating with fellow board members to drive positive change and inspire others to adopt responsible practices.”

The appointment of Reout Kallati to the Board of the Responsible Jewellery Council underscores KALLATI’s commitment to being an industry leader in sustainability, ethics, and responsible business practices and through this appointment, KALLATI has always aimed to inspire and encourage other industry stakeholders to prioritize sustainability and ethical considerations, ultimately contributing to a more responsible and transparent jewelry industry.

For more information about KALLATI and their commitment to sustainability and ethics, please visit KALLATI.com

About KALLATI:

KALLATI is a renowned name in the jewelry industry, known for its exceptional craftsmanship and commitment to sustainable and ethical practices. With a focus on providing conflict-free, ethically produced, and responsibly sourced jewelry, KALLATI offers customers a wide range of exquisite pieces that meet the highest standards of quality and responsible business practices. For media contacts, reach out to [e-mail]

About the Responsible Jewellery Council:

The Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting responsible business practices throughout the global jewelry and watch industry. Through its certification and standards-setting activities, the RJC drives sustainability and ethical considerations, fostering trust among stakeholders and ensuring a transparent supply chain. For more information, please visit www.responsiblejewellery.com