Luxury Jewelry Business

A luxury jewelry retailer known for offering high-end jewelry items. The business has gained notoriety due to allegations of fraud involving Sean Kingston and his mother.

CCI Score

-39.86

0.03% April 18

Latest Event

Jewelry Shop Political Financing Influence

An article from Republic for the United States explains how jewelry shops, including luxury retailers, actively finance political campaigns to shape policy and influence elections. Such practices can contribute to undemocratic influences and protect elite interests, raising concerns from an anti-fascist perspective.

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Luxury Jewelry Business is currently rated as a Toadie.

-30 to -44 CCI Score

Companies scoring in this range actively seek to please authoritarian regimes. They offer proactive support and assistance in exchange for preferential treatment, compromising ethical standards for business gains and political favor.

Latest Events

JAN

01

2023

Jewelry Shop Political Financing Influence
-55.63

An article from Republic for the United States explains how jewelry shops, including luxury retailers, actively finance political campaigns to shape policy and influence elections. Such practices can contribute to undemocratic influences and protect elite interests, raising concerns from an anti-fascist perspective.
-70

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 28

The article details how jewelry shops use financial contributions, advertising, and lobbying to sway political outcomes. This kind of financial involvement in politics has the potential to undermine democratic accountability and may bolster authoritarian tendencies by aligning corporate interests with political power.

Jewelry Shops And Politics – Republic of the United States
JAN

01

2018

Warning on Unethical Supply Chains in the Jewellery Industry
-24.09

The Financial Times article warns top jewellery brands about significant ethical issues in their supply chains. Evidence of human rights abuses in diamond mining has spurred calls for reform of the Kimberley Process, raising concerns for luxury jewellery retailers that may rely on such sourcing practices.
-50

Supply Chain Ethics

March 28

The article underscores the negative implications of human rights abuses within diamond mining supply chains, which directly impacts the ethical responsibilities of jewellery brands. This raises concerns about the company’s supply chain ethics and overall business practices, reflecting a significant risk factor from an anti-authoritarian and human rights perspective.

Top jewellery brands warned on ethics behind supply chains