House of Garrard

House of Garrard

The Challenge

Garrard, founded in 1735, was appointed the first Crown Jeweller in 1843 and was looking to extend their sustainability strategy beyond the shop floor and approached us in 2021 to help it develop their urban rooftop garden.

Our Solution

Garrard has a strong sustainability strategy through the responsible sourcing of their precious metals and diamonds and an emphasis on the use of eco-friendly materials in their packaging. Plan Bee worked alongside their team to transform their rooftop into a thriving environment for pollinators.

House of Garrard Partnership Case Study
Honey Bee

Benefits

Enhanced sustainability

Working with Plan Bee further supports Garrard’s strong sustainability strategy, which includes how they source silver, gold and gemstones, and their supplier charter, which ensures they are aligned with partners across all areas of the business

Improved biodiversity

Increased pollination levels, with three areas of bee friendly pollinating plants, the garden is designed to support biodiversity levels in urban areas.

Employee engagement

The employees at Garrard’s flagship store were keen to be involved in the transformation of the rooftop space, and following advice from Plan Bee’s Head of Biodiversity worked hard to implement the rooftop garden ensuring only to use pollinator friendly flowers and plants.

Bee Friendly Flora
Bee friendly flora
Garden
Rooftop garden
Honeybee Hive
Honeybee hive

The Bigger Picture

The United Nations 2023 Agenda for Sustainable Development provides a shared blueprint for prosperity for people and the planet, now and in the future. We believe supporting our clients with this program, contributes towards three of the seventeen goals outlined by the UN.

Zero Hunger

Sustainable Cities
and Communities

Life on Land

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