Sustainability has become a pervasive issue for the luxury sector, gaining traction with brand
managers, scholars, policy‐makers, the media, and academia. The purpose of this paper is …

Over the past decades, the luxury sector has been constantly growing; consequently, luxury
products have attracted the interest of many scholars. Nevertheless, only recently research …

This study tackles the issue of how consumers might perceive luxury products' sustainability‐
focused communication. We compare consumers' reactions when luxury brands …

Recent developments have brought due diligence, along with tracking and traceability, to
the forefront of discussions and requirements in the diamond, coloured stone and pearl …

Building on a model of the biological, socio-psychological, and structural drivers of luxury
consumption, this article explores when and why luxury consumers consider ethics in their …

Purpose This paper investigates why and when messages regarding unsustainable luxury
products lead to negative word-of-mouth (NWOM) through a focus on the role of guilt, need …

Responsible sourcing of mineral inputs to manufactured goods is a significant problem in
today's world. Ill-sourced minerals not only finance terrorism, human trafficking, and other …

Luxury is a dynamic global industry, as well as a domain of study increasingly attracting
academic interest due to its unconventional marketing and the unique characteristics of …

The study examines consumers' brand evaluation when a sustainable polyester based on
new bottle recycling technology is used in the fashion sector. Additionally, the study …

Pearl farming (PF) represents a significant portion of the world's total aquaculture production
and is a growing multibillion-dollar sector of mollusk aquaculture. However, PF in Mie …