Official name: Stichting Truly Precious
Known as: Truly Precious Foundation / Truly Precious

RSIN / fiscal number: 868070087
Chamber of Commerce (KvK): 97481866
Date of incorporation: 11 June 2025
Seat: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Email: info@trulyprecious.org
Website: www.trulyprecious.org

The foundation’s purpose, as stated in its articles of association, is to advance sustainability knowledge and data within the jewellery industry, to build and maintain a community platform for stakeholders across the jewellery supply chain, and to support projects that benefit supply chain stakeholders in the pursuit of sustainable and responsible practices.

The foundation does not trade in goods or materials and does not distribute profits.

All board members serve on a voluntary, non-remunerated basis.

Current board members:
• Tatjana Li — Chair (Voorzitter)
• Véronique Ribbink — Secretary (Secretaris)
• Joy Harvey — Treasurer (Penningmeester)
• Danielle Keller Aviram — General Member (Algemeen Bestuurslid)

The foundation is represented collectively by the board or by any two board members acting jointly.

Board members of Stichting Truly Precious receive no remuneration for their work. In accordance with the articles of association, board members may only be reimbursed for reasonable expenses incurred in the exercise of their board duties. This policy applies to all current and future board members.

The board adopted a formal Conflict of Interest Policy in accordance with best practices for Dutch foundations and ANBI-registered organisations. The policy requires board members to disclose any personal or financial interest that could conflict with the foundation’s purpose, and to recuse themselves from related decisions.

Truly Precious exists to gather, simplify, and share sustainability-focused knowledge for the jewellery industry. Our core activities are building and maintaining an online community where jewellery professionals exchange knowledge and connect globally; participating in industry events and trade shows; developing educational resources on sustainability in the jewellery supply chain; and collaborating with industry organisations, academic institutions, and civil society groups.

The foundation is funded through donations, sponsorships, grants, and founder contributions. Expenditure is directed toward community infrastructure, educational content, event participation, and administration. The board reviews spending quarterly against the approved annual budget.

Since its establishment in June 2025, the foundation has appointed a Board of Trustees with four members, completed UBO registration, adopted a Conflict of Interest Policy, opened a bank account with joint signatories, launched an online community platform, and presented at Gemworld Munich (2025) and Inhorgenta Munich (2026), as well as on social media.
A full activity report will be published after the close of the first reporting period.

The foundation's financial year follows the calendar year. The first financial statement will be published here after the close of the 2025 reporting period.