The House of Arin / Modern Slavery Policy
Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking Statement
Last Updated: June 2026
This statement is made by InFaith LTD, trading as ARIN London, and sets out our commitment to preventing modern slavery, forced labour, child labour, debt bondage, human trafficking, and other forms of exploitation within our business and supply chain.
This statement is published voluntarily in support of the principles contained within the Modern Slavery Act 2015 (UK).
OUR BUSINESS
InFaith LTD operates the ARIN London jewellery brand.
We design, market, and retail jewellery and related products to customers in the United Kingdom and internationally.
Our operations involve relationships with suppliers, manufacturers, logistics providers, packaging providers, service providers, and other business partners.
OUR COMMITMENT
ARIN London is committed to conducting business ethically, responsibly, and with respect for human rights.
We do not knowingly tolerate modern slavery, forced labour, compulsory labour, child labour, human trafficking, or exploitative working practices within our business operations.
We expect suppliers, contractors, and business partners to operate in accordance with applicable laws and standards relating to labour rights, workplace conditions, and ethical business conduct.
OUR SUPPLY CHAIN
Our supply chain may include:
• Precious metal suppliers
• Gemstone suppliers
• Jewellery manufacturers
• Packaging suppliers
• Logistics providers
• Technology providers
• Professional service providers
We recognise that certain sectors, regions, and stages of global supply chains may present a higher risk of labour exploitation and human rights concerns.
DUE DILIGENCE & RISK MANAGEMENT
As part of our supplier selection and relationship management processes, we may:
• Seek information regarding supplier business practices
• Review available supplier information and credentials
• Consider ethical and responsible sourcing factors
• Assess supplier suitability before engagement
• Review supplier relationships periodically
• Raise concerns where issues are identified
While we seek to work with reputable suppliers and partners, ARIN London cannot guarantee the actions, conduct, policies, or compliance of independent third parties.
POLICIES & EXPECTATIONS
We seek to work with suppliers and partners whose standards align with our expectations regarding ethical conduct, lawful business practices, and respect for human rights.
Where appropriate, suppliers may be requested to confirm compliance with applicable labour, employment, and human rights laws.
ARIN London reserves the right to review, reconsider, suspend, or terminate supplier relationships where serious concerns regarding unethical conduct, labour practices, or legal compliance arise.
TRAINING & AWARENESS
As our business continues to grow, we aim to strengthen awareness of ethical sourcing, labour rights, responsible procurement, and supply chain risk management.
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
We recognise that identifying and addressing modern slavery risks is an ongoing process.
ARIN London remains committed to reviewing our practices, improving our understanding of supply chain risks, and taking reasonable steps to support ethical business conduct throughout our operations.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This statement reflects ARIN London’s current policies, intentions, priorities, and practices at the time of publication.
Nothing contained within this statement should be interpreted as a certification, guarantee, warranty, representation, or assurance that any supplier, manufacturer, service provider, contractor, partner, or supply chain is entirely free from modern slavery, human trafficking, labour exploitation, or human rights risks.
APPROVAL
This statement has been approved by the management of InFaith LTD.
For enquiries regarding this statement, please contact: