Signet Jewellers, the world’s largest diamond jewelry retailer with around 3,600 stores in the United States, Canada and the UK, sets out its responsible sourcing and global CSR initiatives in this report, which presents performance information for their businesses. The report was developed with inspiration from recognized national and international reporting guidelines and standards and adapted to Signet’s requirements.

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