Cullen Jewellery Releases 2023 Impact Report on UN International Day of Forests
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21 Mar 2023, 14:48 GMT+10
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Leading ethical jewellery brand showcases commitment to sustainability, transparency, and ethical sourcing in comprehensive report
MELBOURNE, Australia, March 21, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- In celebration of the United Nations International Day of Forests, Cullen Jewellery, a leading ethical and accessible brand for premium engagement rings and fine jewellery, is proud to unveil its 2023 Impact Report.
The 2023 Impact Report provides a comprehensive and transparent overview of Cullen Jewellery's business practices, emphasising its commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing. Organised into six main sections - Our Business, Our Team, Our Community, Our Supply Chain, Our Processes, and Our Policies - the report outlines the company's specific goals, initiatives, and the progress made towards achieving them.
"Our mission is to empower couples to embody their values for generations to come, and our Impact Report demonstrates how we strive to operate responsibly and sustainably in every aspect of our business," said Jordan Cullen, Director of Cullen Jewellery. "By exclusively using lab-grown gemstones and maintaining a transparent supply chain, we ensure that our elegant creations symbolise not only love but also respect for our planet."
Cullen Jewellery has also taken measures to develop a comprehensive energy efficiency program and supports community development initiatives and partnerships. The company is dedicated to creating a positive workplace culture that promotes diversity and inclusion, further contributing to its overall mission of responsible business practices.
The 2023 Impact Report marks a significant milestone in Cullen Jewellery's journey towards a more sustainable and ethical jewellery industry. As the brand continues to innovate and evolve, it remains steadfast in its commitment to providing customers with exceptional experiences and products that align with their values.
To learn more about Cullen Jewellery and access the 2023 Impact Report, visit www.cullenjewellery.com/impact-report.
About Cullen Jewellery
Cullen Jewellery was founded in 2018 by Jordan Cullen to celebrate life's cherished moments, conscientiously. Headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, Cullen Jewellery is a leading ethical and accessible brand for premium lab-grown diamond and moissanite engagement rings.
Cullen Jewellery is committed to operating responsibly and sustainably through its positive community impact and exclusive use of lab-grown gemstones. The elegant creations designed by Cullen Jewellery are synonymous with exceptional craftsmanship, empowering couples to embody their values for generations to come. For more information, please visit https://cullenjewellery.com/ and @cullenjewellery on Instagram.
Contact: Noah Cherkaoui, comms@cullenjewellery.com
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