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Margot McKinney Jewellery Sustainability Actions

Works with pearl and gem suppliers

The brand says Margot McKinney personally selects gems and works directly with an Australian pearl farmer, as well as gem miners and cutters. It presents these long-term relationships as part of how it keeps control over quality and, in its words, sustainability. The material does not give details on labour checks, environmental standards, or third-party certification, so the exact impact of these supplier relationships is not clear from the information provided.

Supports community charities

Margot McKinney says success should be put back into the community. The brand describes support for the King’s Trust Australia, the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Trust, and the charity Dining for Dementia. These efforts focus on youth support, local grants, and medical research into dementia. This is philanthropy rather than a direct product sustainability action, but it does show the business linking its public role to social impact.

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Raised funds for dementia research

The brand says it helped set up Dining for Dementia with Andrew McKinney Welch to raise money for the Queensland Brain Institute at the University of Queensland. It says the first black-tie event in Brisbane in October 2023 raised $500,000 for research into early detection and treatment of dementia. This is a social impact action, not an environmental one, but it is part of the brand’s wider community work.

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