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Our Values MCGP Group has been founded on pioneering values that are dear to the heart of its founder, Marie-Christine, and all employees. The MCGP Group selects and works only with partners aligned with its values: cooperation, boldness and trust. Ancre 1 We promote team cohesion by encouraging constructive and stimulating exchanges We define the roles, responsibilities and objectives of each to promote collective work We share best practices, know-how and information for a win-win result We help each other, respect the work of others and value everyone's contribution We listen and take into consideration the opinion of others to make the right decisions Cooperation We step out of our comfort zone We suggest improvements We are imaginative, agile and flexible We always try to turn difficulties and obstacles into opportunities We encourage creation and innovation Audacity We value everyone's commitment and celebrate successes We make every effort to empower, empower and delegate, We say what we do and we do what we say We assume that everyone will do well We create an environment where everyone can succeed Trust

Our ambition is to provide an innovation that enables everyone to act together. Read more about our achievements on this subject. Go back to our commitments Promoting innovation in the crafts sector Proposing an innovation that enables everyone to act together Technology: the craftspeople share their opinion with us Developing our craftsmanship essence and the quality of work life in our manufactures Technology: the craftspeople share their opinion with us We consider technology to be a valuable support in the creation and development of increasingly sophisticated jewellery Our craftspeople are in the best position to explain the close relationship between technology and the human hand in our crafts. So we wanted to give them a voice. In these podcasts, you will hear jewellers and setters from our Parisian workshop talk about the integration of new techniques into their traditional craft. They talk about the developments of the last few decades, how they have dealt with these transformations and and the new possibilities that are offered to them. From Computer Aided Design (CAD) to lasers and binoculars , they tell you all about it. New tools (in French) 00:00 / 01:41 CAD (in French) 00:00 / 01:56 Top of the page 70 % of the added value of the product is made by human hands 140 000 products are created in our manufactures and our workshop each year 284 men and women work within the group Developing our craftsmanship essence and the quality of work life in our manufactures We believe that to work better we must first live better together To meet growing demand, we are modernising the manufacturing conditions for products that remain exceptional. It is important for us to maintain our craftsmanship essence , to create meaning for each of them and to give them autonomy. We also wish to contribute to their well-being in human-sized manufactures that encourage mutual support, social ties and allow each person's contribution to be valued. During the construction of our manufacture in Besançon, we attached great importance to the choice of materials, furniture and the configuration of the building. The objectives set for the construction of our new manufacture in Toulon-sur-Allier are even more ambitious. Creating an environment that favours collaboration Protecting the health of craftspeople: personal protective equipment, extraction of potentially dangerous gases, etc. Ergonomics of the workstations : they are fully adjustable, in order to adapt to the specificities and preferences of each craftsperson Acoustic comfort : soundproofing of noisy activities thanks to walls Optimising the inflow of natural light : large glass areas Making a wider contribution to the quality of work life of employees and craftspeople A sports room in the Besançon manufacture is accessible to all employees at the end of the day. Assistance of a sports coach . The manufacture in Toulon-sur-Allier will also be provided with a sports room. Distribution of fruits and vegetables from the vegetable garden in Besançon Organisation of workshops to prevent and limit back pain Testimony of the gardener (in French) 00:00 / 01:36 You will hear in this podcast the testimony of the gardener of the manufacture of Besançon. Top of the page Technologie QVT

Coringer is a fine jewellery workshop, located in Paris, which creates unique pieces and small series. 1,000 jewels are made in our workshop each year. 39 craftspeople work in the workshop. Coringer Coringer is a fine jewellery workshop, located in Paris, which creates unique pieces and small series . 1,000 jewels are made in our workshop each year. 39 craftspeople work in the workshop. Coringer's savoir-faire Ability to model in 3D (CAD) complex and sometimes very figurative shapes 3D reconstruction of wax or models made by designers Construction of the jewel around the stones thanks to 3D scanning of the stones Resin or silver mock-ups Production of the various components of the jewel by machining, lost wax casting, stamping thanks to the synergy between Losange and Coringer Traditional mounting Polishing Setting Threading / lacquering / stones gluing Rhodium plating Engraving Go back

The group is composed of 4 companies: MCGP, Coringer, Losange and Nouvel Heritage. Discover the specific features of each of them. Our savoir-faire The group is composed of 4 companies: MCGP, Coringer, Losange and Nouvel Heritage. Discover the specific features of each of them. A complete and unique service offering

Our Maisons The MCGP Group is made up of different jewelry and fine jewelry houses: Coringer, Losange and Nouvel Heritage. Each House has a specific positioning, which allows the Group to cover all stages of jewelry production. MCGP MCGP is the holding company of the group . It ensures the commercial development of Losange and Coringer, the diffusion of the management through values and technological and financial support. It is also a natural entry point for new clients because of its co-creation activities and development of turnkey collections . En savoir plus Coringer Coringer is a fine jewellery workshop , located in Paris, which creates unique pieces and small series . 1,000 jewels are made in our workshop each year. 39 craftspeople work in the workshop. En savoir plus Diamond Losange owns two manufactures , located in Besançon and Toulon-sur-Allier. They produce jewellery pieces in medium and large series. 120,000 jewels are produced in our manufactures each year. En savoir plus New Heritage Nouvel Heritage is our brand of timeless jewelry to wear every day. Discover the Nouvel Heritage creations, made in France from recycled 18k gold and ethically sourced materials within the MCGP group. To discover all the collections, click here.

PRIVACY POLICY Date of last update: 16.07.21 WHAT IS OUR PRIVACY POLICY? We take your privacy very seriously and are committed to protecting it. We consider that you should be able to easily know what personal data we collect and use, and understand your rights in relation to it. This Privacy Policy explains our policies and practices regarding how we collect, use and disclose the personal data we collect. When you use our digital platforms or provide us with your personal data, you agree to this policy. We recommend that you read our privacy policy carefully as it contains important information about your personal data. It has been designed so that you can easily access the section that interests you. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or comments about this Privacy Policy by writing to dpo@mcgp-sas.com . WHO ARE WE ? The company responsible for your information under this Privacy Policy (the "data controller") is: MCGP, Société par actions simplifiee au capital de 163 000€ sise 4 rue de la Paix 75002 Paris, France, RCS Paris B 479 808 503. WHAT PERSONAL DATA DO WE COLLECT AND HOW IS IT COLLECTED? Personal data is information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person. They include, for example, a person's name, address and gender. We may collect personal data directly from you (for example through an electronic message) or indirectly (for example from your electronic devices that interact with our digital platforms). What are the data types of personal data? We distinguish : The data that you communicate to us Data we collect in connection with the use of our digital platforms or through electronic messages such as your digital address (IP address) Publicly accessible data, for example on social networks Examples of personal data that you can communicate to us Your name, Your mailing address, Your email address, Your identifiers on social networks, Information you provide to us in free text. Where does this data come from? From our digital platforms. Digital platforms intended for customers or other contacts (such as candidates, and anyone interested in MCGP SAS) and operated by or for MCGP SAS. Electronic communications between you and MCGP SAS. From public sources, for example via social networks. minimum age We remind you that we do not collect, directly or indirectly, personal data from persons under the age of 16, without prejudice to any local law setting a different minimum age. We therefore ask you not to provide us with personal data of persons who do not meet this criterion. WHY DO WE COLLECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA AND HOW DO WE USE IT? We collect and use your personal data in reliance on one or more of the following legal bases: We have obtained your prior consent (for example when you complete the contact form). Please note that with this particular legal basis you have the right to revoke your consent at any time (see below “What are your rights over your personal data and how to contact us? "); We have a legitimate interest in carrying out the processing and that legitimate interest is not overridden by your interests, fundamental rights or freedoms; We must process your personal data in order to comply with applicable laws and regulations. We use the data and information we collect about you to: Offer you all the features of our digital platforms; Enable the proper functioning of all our digital platforms; Personalize your use of our digital platforms and improve them; Communicate with you and respond to all your questions or comments; Proceed with the management of fraud and blacklists in the event that a person has been involved in fraud with regard to our products, services or brands, in particular in order to allow, modify or refuse access to a person to our services or products, or any contact with MCGP SAS, and to communicate with state authorities and defend the rights of MCGP SAS with these authorities. HOW LONG DO WE KEEP YOUR PERSONAL DATA? We do not keep your personal data longer than necessary for the purposes for which they were collected, to comply with legal and regulatory obligations and for the duration of any period necessary for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims. legal. Regarding cookies and other digital markers, see below “Cookies Policy and Digital Markers ". Certain technical data (IP addresses for example) are kept for the time necessary to manage the security of our digital platforms. Prior to any data deletion operation (other than for legal reasons), we may ask you if you want them to be kept. Without response or with a negative response, we will indeed delete them. HOW DO WE DISCLOSE AND TRANSFER YOUR PERSONAL DATA? Your personal data is processed by MCGP SAS. They may also be transferred in the event of reorganization of MCGP SAS, in particular in the event of merger, absorption, demerger, and any other reorganization operation. They may also be shared in certain cases within the MCGP Group. Your personal data may also be transferred to the third parties indicated below: Any person or entity on the basis of applicable law or a judicial decision: we may communicate your data to third parties if we consider that this communication is necessary to comply with applicable law, protect our rights or prevent fraud or abuse. When we receive requests for information for law enforcement or national security purposes, we review such requests carefully, including whether they appear vague, excessive or unlawful. Where permitted by law and reasonably within our control, we may notify you that such information has been requested from us. In any event, both the analysis of the request and the possibility of informing you are at our sole discretion and cannot engage our liability in civil, criminal or administrative matters. In the event of a cross-border transfer, we ensure that adequate protection is guaranteed when personal data is transferred outside the EEA. In certain specific cases, if this level of protection is not guaranteed, we will obtain your prior consent or establish with the recipient of the personal data a contractual framework or sufficient measures to ensure an adequate level of protection abroad. We inform you that some partners who receive your personal data may be data controllers, which means that they are responsible for this data, and that the processing of your data is subject to their Privacy Policy which you can access by contacting them. In addition, the rights in connection with this data that you wish to exercise must be requested directly from these data controllers. This may be the case, for example, with regard to financial management, payments, fraud and tax refunds and for logistics partners. A list of these main partners appears in the appendix in the section “Main third parties ". HOW DO WE PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA? All your personal data is strictly confidential and will only be accessible if necessary, only by MCGP SAS staff and other duly authorized entities of the MCGP group as well as independent service providers acting on our behalf in the context of security measures. appropriate technical and organizational security. MCGP SAS has implemented security measures to protect your personal data against unauthorized access and use. We follow appropriate security procedures in the retention and disclosure of your personal data to prevent unauthorized access by third parties and to avoid accidental loss of your data. We limit access to your personal data to people who really need to access it for professional reasons. The people who access your data will be subject to a duty of confidentiality with regard to MCGP SAS. We also have procedures in place to deal with any suspected data security breaches. We will notify you and any relevant supervisory authority of a suspected data security breach where we are required by law to do so or where we believe the impact is significant enough. We also require those to whom we provide your personal data to comply with the above. WHAT ARE YOUR RIGHTS OVER YOUR PERSONAL DATA AND HOW TO CONTACT US? You have the right to request access to information about the personal data concerning you that we process. You also have the right to ask us: To correct or erase your personal data, or to limit the processing of your data; To transfer your data to a third party; To stop processing your personal data where such processing is based on your consent and there is no other legal basis for us to continue processing your data; For these different requests, we may ask you for proof of your identity (copy of an official photo ID showing your date and place of birth). The processing of your requests is free of charge, unless your requests are unfounded or excessive (for example: if you have already requested this personal data on multiple occasions in recent months or if the request involves a disproportionate workload). In this case, we may charge you a reasonable fee in accordance with applicable data protection law. We invite you to contact us if you believe that your personal data has not been processed correctly or if we have not met your requirements. Contact : Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or comments about this Privacy Policy by writing to dpo@mcgp-sas.com . UPDATE TO THIS POLICY This Privacy Policy reflects our current practices and may be amended to reflect changes in privacy legislation and/or practices. When we post changes to this Privacy Policy, we will change the "effective date force” at the top of this Privacy Policy. If we change this Privacy Policy in a material way, we will notify you by means of a change notice at the beginning of this Privacy Policy and/or on the home page of our digital platforms. . Droits sur les données COOKIES AND DIGITAL MARKERS POLICY HOW TO MODIFY YOUR CHOICES? You can change your preferences at any time through our cookie management center by going to the “Manage your cookie preferences” section. WHAT ARE COOKIES ? Cookies are small text files that are saved on your digital devices when you visit a digital platform. They are generally used to operate digital platforms, to improve the efficiency of their operation, to remember your preferences, to remember choices. When you access our digital platforms via a browser, the setting of cookies is also possible in the browser. By using our digital platforms you agree to the setting of our cookies and acknowledge that you understand the terms of our cookie policy. 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The professions within the group are numerous and diverse. Please visit our LinkedIn page to check out our job offers. Recruitment Please visit our LinkedIn page to check out our job offers: @MCGP Groupe You can also contact us with the following email address : first.contact@mcgp-sas.com The professions within the group are numerous and diverse: Jewellery designer "For me, it's a fascinating job that allows me to bring an idea to life. It's a job with multiple facets, all of which contribute to creation. You have to be creative, open to new things but also rigorous and precise in order to design projects that are both aesthetically pleasing and feasible. My daily job is a work of tradition and perpetual innovation and it is from this balance that beautiful products are born and live." CAD (Computer Aided Design) developer The CAD developer designs the jewel in 3D with the help of designers, jewellers and setters. The digital printing of the jewel will make it possible to apprehend its volume and all its aesthetic details. The final design will be used for lost wax casting or 7-axis machining. In some cases, it will be a guide for the jeweller who will make some components of the jewel by hand. Jeweller The jeweller's job is to make a piece of jewellery: this can vary from fairly simple, mass-produced pieces to much more elaborate unique pieces that require a lot of work and thinking. Setter The setter is the one who sublimates the gemstones. He places and fixes them one by one on the jewel. "Setting consists in inserting gemstones on a jewel or a watch in the best possible way in order to combine a perfect aesthetic finish and the guarantee of a long life for the jewel." Polisher The polisher must bring out the brilliance of the jewel, smoothing each of its parts, in order to make the imperfections disappear. "Polishing is about making the jewel shine, while being careful not to distort it. What I find really satisfying about polishing is that it brings the final aesthetic to the piece. We transform raw pieces into exceptional ones." Machining technician The machining technician works on 3- to 7-axis machining centres. They set up and produce numerically controlled components. Machining facilitates series production of jewellery. Project manager The project manager is responsible for monitoring the jewel's production, from its design in CAD to its delivery to the customer, which involves being in constant contact with designers, craftspeople, the sales department and the customer. Production monitoring requires regular communication with the workshop in order to plan, anticipate and regulate the company's capacities and the workload in the workshop.

The MCGP family group was created in 2004 by Marie-Christine Grocq Parruitte. At the begining, MCGP grows around design activities and consulting in brand development and licensed jewellery. À propos: À propos Group MCGP 2004 Creation of the MCGP family group by Marie-Christine Grocq Parruitte MCGP grows around design activities and consulting in brand development and licensed jewellery 2010 Acquisition of the Coringer fine jewellery workshop on rue de la Paix in Paris 2012 Acquisition of Franck et Person - Losange , whose manufactures are currently based in Toulon-sur-Allier and Besançon 2014 Frank et Person - Losange and Coringer obtain the Code of Practices (CoP) certification from the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) For more information, click here . 2015 Launch of the fine jewellery brand Nouvel Heritage , created by Camille Parruitte and available in the United States NEW HERITAGE Business Meeting Mood Bangle NEW HERITAGE Tuxedo Mood Bangle 2016 Frank et Person and Losange merge to become Losange 2019 Opening of the new factory in Besançon 2020 Losange and Coringer obtain the RJC Chain of Custody (CoC) certification Losange factory in Besançon receives the BREEAM® certification To find out more, click here . 2021 Definition of our values, mission and purpose Our ambition is to craft exceptional products for a growing clientele, while respecting our environment and enabling the common fulfilment of the person who makes them and the person who buys them. Our ambition is to craft exceptional products for a growing clientele, while respecting our environment and enabling the common fulfilment of the person who makes them and the person who buys them. We carry strong values which reflect the men and women of the group and their work. Imagination Daring to propose and do what has not been achieved Adaptability Moving forward with confidence in oneself, in others and in the future Cooperation Working together and with solidarity Commitment Acting with courage and integrity Achievement The satisfaction of mastering one's craft and the enthusiasm of passing it on Raison d'être et valeurs

Since its creation, the group has been committed to sustainable development on several levels. Find out about our key commitments to address current environmental, social and societal issues. Our commitments Acting with courage, integrity and responsibility Developing the trust of our partners and employees Learn more Promoting innovation in the crafts sector Proposing an innovation that enables everyone to act together Learn more Rooting the company in its communities and territories Having a positive impact on society and the environment Learn more

Our ambition is to provide an innovation that enables everyone to act together. Read more about our achievements on this subject. Go back to our commitments Promoting innovation in the crafts sector Proposing an innovation that enables everyone to act together Technology: the craftspeople share their opinion with us Developing our craftsmanship essence and the quality of work life in our manufactures Technology: the craftspeople share their opinion with us We consider technology to be a valuable support in the creation and development of increasingly sophisticated jewellery Our craftspeople are in the best position to explain the close relationship between technology and the human hand in our crafts. So we wanted to give them a voice. In these podcasts, you will hear jewellers and setters from our Parisian workshop talk about the integration of new techniques into their traditional craft. They talk about the developments of the last few decades, how they have dealt with these transformations and and the new possibilities that are offered to them. From Computer Aided Design (CAD) to lasers and binoculars , they tell you all about it. New tools (in French) 00:00 / 01:41 CAD (in French) 00:00 / 01:56 Top of the page 70 % of the added value of the product is made by human hands 140 000 products are created in our manufactures and our workshop each year Developing our craftsmanship essence and the quality of work life in our manufactures We believe that to work better we must first live better together To meet growing demand, we are modernising the manufacturing conditions for products that remain exceptional. It is important for us to maintain our craftsmanship essence , to create meaning for each of them and to give them autonomy. We also wish to contribute to their well-being in human-sized manufactures that encourage mutual support, social ties and allow each person's contribution to be valued. During the construction of our manufacture in Besançon, we attached great importance to the choice of materials, furniture and the configuration of the building. The objectives set for the construction of our new manufacture in Toulon-sur-Allier are even more ambitious. Top of the page Technologie QVT

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