Personally, while I support the environment and do what I can to preclude harming it, I do not believe it is for anyone with whom I do business to tell me that I have to prove anything to them except my ability to produce an outstanding product
I am surprised by the comments in this vein. Certainly it may be
that they do not want to do business (which really does not make
sense), however, I personally think it is just part of a national
trend. Everywhere I go I see products and food widely advertised as
organic. Even hair care- think Aveda. I like the idea of jewelry
produced in a way that is environmentally friendly and believe it
would be an excellent selling tool to be able to describe it as
such. Which, is exactly why they will need to know the complete
process so that they can train their sales staff to promote it and
be able to answer the end consumers questions and concerns regarding
the process. I just purchased a new line of organic cleaners for my
home Tues. night and happily paid a bit more to have it. I believe
jewelry produced in an environmentally friendly way is- cutting
edge. It would be too bad for all of us not to consider this concept
by jumping to a negative conclusion.
Angie