Everledger

The page discusses corporate social responsibility in diamonds and supply-chain risks, including their evaluation and remediation for consumer-facing companies.

The page features Leanne, Everledger’s CEO and founder, discussing her story.

The page discusses pressure on the diamond industry to improve supply-chain transparency in response to sustainability concerns and consumer demand for ethical sourcing.

Everledger works with organizations and universities on research and development collaborations, projects, and guest lectures. The page mentions the University of Queensland, Griffith University, and Cornell Lecture Decisions Making Institute.

Everledger describes a transparency platform for assets with verified provenance, authenticity, and sustainability data. The page also discusses the lifetime history of diamonds, colored gemstones, and fine wine.

The page lists Everledger’s awards and recognitions, including 2021 awards and its selection for The FinTech50 2020.

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015, includes 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

The page lists locations and addresses in Ireland, United States, and India. The company prioritizes responses to requests it can best serve with its current solutions.

The page features a video about Everledger’s critical minerals pilot with the Australian Government and describes its platform as technology for increasing transparency in global supply chains.

Everledger’s privacy notice was last modified on 31 May 2021 and uses General Data Protection Regulation definitions for capitalized terms not defined in the notice.

The page sets out terms for using the website, which Everledger Limited owns and operates. It lists company number 611871, a registered office in Dublin, and an update date of 31 May 2021.

Everledger and Rare Carat use blockchain to boost transparency in diamond sales - SiliconANGLE

Jan 2021 · SiliconANGLENews article

Everledger, known for tracking diamonds on the blockchain, says it will next focus on the battery supply chain.

Mar 2020 · CoinDeskNews article

UK-based blockchain startup Everledger raises $20m (£16m) in a Series A funding round led by Chinese investment firm Tencent. The round also receives backing from startup funder Graphene Ventures and Fidelity Investments; Australian businesswoman Leanne Kemp founded the company in 2015.

Sep 2019 · City AMNews article

Everledger launches version 2.0 of its blockchain platform to provide transparent information about diamonds. The platform makes details on a diamond’s characteristics and ownership record accessible on desktop and mobile devices.

Sep 2019 · Mining TechnologyNews article