Grupo relojoeiro Sercab Val'Heure Proserto certificado pelo Responsible Jewellery Council

O grupo de empresas suíças Sercab, Val'Heure e Proserto Group, fornecedoras de pedras preciosas, caixas e braceletes às indústria joalheira e relojoeira, pertencentes ao mesmo dono, acabam de ser certificadas ética, social e ambientalmente pelo Responsible Jewellery Council.

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Geneva, January 22, 2015 – Sercab, Val'Heure, Proserto Group, a supplier for the watch and jewelry industries, has announced certification by the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) for all three companies.

The certification is a reminder of the Group's strict commitment to the highest ethical and environmental standards. The successful verification was evaluated by independent auditing firms not associated with the RJC. «We are proud of the RJC certifications», says Ramon Iso, CEO of the Sercab, Val'Heure, Proserto Group. «These achievements are the result of our employees' dedication. In their work, they always strive for ethical and responsible standards for the Group. We provide high quality services. And by the same token, our financial stability is built up on the quality of our human relations and our respect for the environment.» About Sercab, Val’Heure, Proserto Group

Over a period of 25 years of continuous growth, the Sercab-Val’Heure-Proserto Group has become a key player in stone-setting for high-end jewelry and watchmaking. The three companies work using a combination of traditional craftsmanship and state-of-the-art industrial technologies. Focus is on the manufacturing of items with high value added. In addition to finishing watches and manufacturing the cases, the Group offers manufacturing of metal bracelets and stone-setting for watch components or jewels.

The Sercab, Val’Heure, Proserto Group is a specialist in all types of stone-setting: grain, mechanical, traditional, watchmaking and jewelry, baguette and invisible for diamonds and colored stones. Founded with Swiss capital exclusively, the company employs 180 people in Switzerland. There are three sites: Geneva, Chêne-Bourg (Geneva) and Le Sentier (Canton of Vaud), one of the key locations of the Swiss watchmaking industry.