Mrs. Prapee Sorakraikitikul, Chairman of the Advisory Board of Directors of Pranda Jewelry Public Company Limited, participated in the Moonlight Silver Forum 2026, held under the theme “The Next Benchmark” on August 28, 2026, at U Sathorn Hotel, Bangkok. The forum brought together jewelry industry professionals and stakeholders to exchange perspectives on industry trends and evolving standards across the global jewelry supply chain.
At the forum, Mr. Kinjal Shah, Head of Asian Development at the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC), shared insights into responsible business practices and international standards in the jewelry industry, covering key areas including Responsible Sourcing, Traceability, Transparency, Certification, and Sustainability. These areas play an increasingly important role in responsible business operations and in building trust throughout the global jewelry supply chain.
The topics discussed at the forum are closely aligned with Pranda’s commitment to internationally recognized standards. Pranda has been certified under the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) Code of Practices 2019, covering five entities across its operations:
- Pranda Jewelry Public Company Limited – Bangkok Headquarters, Thailand — Design & Manufacture of Jewellery & Accessories
- Pranda Jewelry Public Company Limited – Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand — Manufacture of Jewellery & Accessories
- Pranda U.K. Limited – London, United Kingdom — Sales and Distribution of Jewellery
- Prima Gold International Co., Ltd. – Bangkok, Thailand — Retail of Jewellery
- Pranda Vietnam Co., Ltd. – Dong Nai, Vietnam — Production, Distribution and Retail of Jewellery
The certification covers key aspects of responsible business practices, including business ethics, human rights, labor practices, health and safety, environmental responsibility, and responsible supply chain management. It reflects Pranda’s commitment to conducting business in accordance with internationally recognized standards and promoting responsible practices throughout its operations and supply chain.
Mrs. Prapee’s participation in the forum provided an opportunity to gain insights into evolving trends and developments in the jewelry industry and emerging expectations for responsible business practices, as well as to exchange perspectives with industry professionals and stakeholders across the global jewelry supply chain.
