Sustainability and sustainable action are becoming increasingly important in society. For years, interest has been growing in innovative and efficient concepts for recycling in waste management. Against the backdrop of increasingly scarce resources and rising raw material prices, goods that are considered "used up" are are now being looked at with different eyes.
You ask yourself whether wedding rings can be sustainable and of high quality at the same time? at the same time? Absolutely! Fischer Trauringe attaches great importance to high quality standards and sustainable production. It is about protecting the environment and using raw materials carefully, for example.
Recycled gold
Fischer is
one of the first wedding ring manufacturers to produce its rings from recycled gold.
In fact, for over four years, Fischer has been using fine metals made from 100% recycled
recycled stocks.
This conserves resources, e.g. because no additional land is used and no new raw materials are no new raw materials have to be mined and transported over long distances. have to be transported over long distances. All fine metals used by Fischer are sourced locally and come from sourced locally and come from guaranteed recycled secondary material.
In this way This reduces the negative environmental effects resulting from the extraction and processing of raw materials. Natural resources remain untouched untouched and social conflicts in the mining of precious metals are avoided. The result is the preservation of natural resources for future generations generations - an optimal environmental balance!
Is "fair gold" also sustainable gold?
gold?
"Fair"
Gold is becoming increasingly popular with consumers. However, there is no fair trade seal
for Fischer wedding rings does not exist, however, because even "fair" traded gold
has to be transported over long distances from mines in North and South America to local
production facilities. This is not in line with
Fischer's concept of sustainability.
The gold used by gold used by Fischer is not newly mined, but has been in circulation for decades. in circulation for decades. Although it is no longer possible to trace the country from which the gold the gold originally came from, but the added value of the process takes place locally and provides jobs and tax revenue here. and tax revenue. It doesn't get any fairer than recycled gold!
