AURI creates beautiful, functional objects that will last for generations. Combining durable, natural materials with centuries-old craftsmanship results in pieces defined by timeless elegance. Committed to mindful creation and artisanal values, AURI is dedicated to responsible production.
Materials innovation is at the heart of our work. We use stone in our handbags and jewelry—a durable, natural material that enables the longevity of our creations. Guided by our commitment to animal welfare, we refrain from using animal-derived materials in our handbag interiors and packaging, using innovative alternatives that uphold our standards of quality.
Creating with care is core to our business. We embrace artisanal craftsmanship, where skilled artisans cut and shape stones by hand using low-impact processes.
For our handbags, we find uses for materials of all sizes so that no material goes to waste. We partner with metallurgical suppliers who share our commitment to responsible production and hold certifications for internationally recognized standards of health and safety, quality and environmental management, adopting practices such as using solar and other renewable energy sources.
We collaborate with jewelry manufacturers who uphold the Responsible Jewelry Council’s principles and maintain sustainable and ethical practices. Our holistic approach to responsible production reflects our commitment to environmental care in the creation of beautiful luxury accessories.
We appreciate the interests and well-being of everyone in our supply chain–including employees, suppliers, and artisans–recognizing their vital role in achieving our goal of sustainable growth and long-term value creation. Our supplier code of conduct, grounded in the Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP) 12 Principles, sets high standards across human resources management, health and safety, environmental practices, and legal compliance. Additionally, we proudly partner with a factory supplier accredited with SA 8000 for social accountability.
