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Bvlgari has reached its goal of using recycled gold in 85% of its collections by 2024. The brand is focusing on using more recycled materials to reduce the environmental impact of mining and is leading the way in sustainable jewelry production.
Cartier has signed a sustainability agreement with industry partners to increase standards of sustainable production in the watch and jewelry sector. Last year, the brand committed to using only ethically sourced gemstones in its collections.
Hermès began using Sylvania, a material of mushroom origin, in a wider range of products in 2024. This is part of the brand's commitment to offer both eco-friendly and luxury products with alternative materials to leather.
Celine launched a capsule collection designed for sustainable production in 2024. This collection is made from eco-friendly materials such as recycled cashmere and organic cotton. Celine also opts for low-impact dyes and biodegradable materials in its collections to reduce its carbon footprint.
Fendi focused on sustainable fur and textile projects. The brand created a special capsule collection made from recycled textiles and increased the share of reusable materials in production to over 50%.
Loro Piana continues to invest in projects to protect the natural habitat of the Vicuña llama species in Peru. The brand pioneers the sustainable sourcing of Vicuña wool, one of the world's rarest and most luxurious wools.