Description
This book discusses the current trends in luxury and jewelry and presents how to make these sustainable for a better future. In the age of sustainability, we increasingly see how designers and consumers begin to think beyond a product’s look&feel and operation, and are especially concerned about what has happened during its manufacturing process and what will happen once its useful life comes to an end. Today, consumers value that every industrial product and process should be sustainable, beneficial for the people, the economy and the planet, and so is the case for jewelry. Encoding values and practices in ethical jewellery purchasing: A study of Italian ethical luxury consumption in an ethical jewellery store. Disrupting the Chain: The Luxury of Craftsmanship Brazilian contemporary jewelry: natural raw materials in the artwork of Ivete Maria Cattani Viable Pearls and Seashells: Marine-culture and Sustainable Luxury in Broome, Western Australia Precious Sustainability of the Tanzanite Supply Chain Making sustainable Cultural Heritage the norm at MOTCH DiAi Designs: Creating Responsible Jewellery via Ethical Sourcing See Through the Luxury Jewelry Supply Chain- New Methodology for Sustainable Practices Jewelry Design in the Luxury Sector: Artistry, Craft, Technology and Sustainability TRESOR NOIR: Five stars daydream : Black pearls and Tresor Noir Sustainable supply chain process of Kente textile: introducing heritage into the sustainability framework Luxury and sustainability: an experimental investigation concerning the diamond industry Sustainability and luxury in jewellery industry: emerging dimensions from a text-mining analysis Sustainable industrialisation for luxury products: manufacturers and retailers must commit to tackling modern slavery in Africa The Sabyasachi Case
