Jaeger-LeCoultre has been certified by the Responsible Jewellery Council, fully meeting the standards and ethical and responsible business practices, respecting human rights, social principles and the environment, established by the non-profit organisation that brings together over 330 companies to promote corporate social responsibility and human rights. The positive assessment was conducted by Michel Mooser of SGS, one of the auditing companies accredited to the RJC. "Ever since 1833, with the opening of the Antoine LeCoultre workshop in the heart of the Swiss Jura," said Jérôme Lambert, CEO of the brand, "Jaeger-LeCoultre has been committed to respecting the environment, and first and foremost the land that surrounds it and its inhabitants. Over the years, it has worked to create products of ever-increasing quality, putting its inventiveness at the service of greater integration between people and the environment. RJC certification is therefore an acknowledgement of our ethical commitment and at the same time an encouragement to continue along this path'.
