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TwoJeys Sustainability Actions

Uses recycled metals

TwoJeys’ related company profile says its production uses recycled metals. In jewellery, this means old metal is melted down and used again instead of always mining new material. That can help reduce pressure on raw materials, although the source does not give numbers on how much recycled metal is used or how this affects the full supply chain.

Works from a Barcelona factory

The company says it has its own factory in Barcelona and carries out several manufacturing steps in-house. Keeping more of the work inside one site can make it easier to manage quality, traceability, and working conditions. The material does not provide independent proof of labour standards, energy use, or emissions at the factory.

Joined WJI 2030 workshops

TwoJeys took part in Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030 (WJI 2030) workshops in Paris and Geneva. These sessions focused on ESG (environmental, social, and governance) issues, compliance, water stewardship, supplier capacity, and using data better across the supply chain. This shows the brand is engaging with industry discussions about how jewellery companies can improve their practices.

Focuses on compliance and traceability

In a LinkedIn post, the company said compliance is important for resilience, credibility, and long-term value. It also linked this to ESG commitments, governance, traceability, and supply chain management. The post suggests the brand is working on internal processes, but it does not publish a detailed compliance report or verified performance data.

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