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Cookson Precious Metals Launch New Recycled Gold

Cookson Precious Metals is proud to Launch its NEW recycled gold - Ecogold

Ecogold is a gold that has been recycled back via a traceable process into fine gold. The feed material for Ecogold comes in the form of scrap from market sectors such as the jewellery, giftware, medical and electronics industries.

More than ever before, the planet and its people are under threat from man-made activities. Exploitation of natural resources and eco-systems are creating potential problems that could take generations to resolve. Currently, within the many global debates raging about what should be done to address these problems, there is an increasingly vocal demand for 'green gold' -which is, clean, green and recycled. A new generation of socially conscious jewellery consumers, are demanding a greener alternative.

As a Global leader in supplying gold and other precious metals to markets worldwide, Cookson Precious Metals has responded to these demands by creating a recycled alternative - Ecogold.

Ecogold is a 100% recycled gold with none of the associated human or environmental problems that can sometimes be associated with mining.

Ecogold is now available click here to request more information from you local country stockist.

Posted: Tuesday 23rd August 2011

Ecogold International Trade Marketing Campaign

As part of the launch of Cookson new recycled Gold during September Ecogold will be introduced to the worldwide jewellery trade with a series of advertisements in major jewellery magazines and International trade fair show guides.

Over the next month the first four adverts will appear in the UK's Retail Jeweller, the Vicenza Exhibition Pocket Guide, the Bangkok Fair Catalogue and the Hong Kong Visitors Guide.

The adverts have been designed to grab the readers attention and raise awareness of both green issues within the jewellery trade, and Cooksons new Recycled Gold.

The adverts use a bold green colour and the headline "Gold that doesn't cost the Earth". Click here to view the adverts.

Posted: Tuesday 23rd August 2011