歌手艾莉·古尔丁为在伦敦为珠宝品牌Boodles宣传来自澳大利亚阿盖尔矿的粉钻一事承认犯错1。尽管古尔丁长期倡导环保和保护原住民权益，但表示对该矿存在的环境问题并不知情1。她在声明中表示"保护环境是我心中关切的事业……遗憾的是，在这个问题上，我未能达到应有的标准"1。古尔丁承诺今后不会佩戴该矿出产的钻石，并指出受影响的原住民和当地社区应得到更好的对待1。
阿盖尔矿在西澳大利亚运营37年后于2020年停止开采1。传统土地所有者代表机构Gelganyem Group对矿场留下的状况表示担忧，包括永久化学物质PFAS等问题1。Boodles公司在伦敦活动前一周宣布从力拓公司购买阿盖尔粉钻品牌及其库存1。古尔丁因在生物多样性和气候方面的贡献曾获得MBE勋章，并担任联合国环境规划署和世界自然基金会的亲善大使1。
Singer Ellie Goulding has admitted an error in promoting pink diamonds from the Argyle mine in Western Australia on behalf of jewelry brand Boodles at a London event.1 Despite her longstanding advocacy for environmental protection and Indigenous rights, Goulding stated she was unaware of the environmental concerns associated with the mine.1 In a statement, she said: "Protecting the environment is a cause close to my heart...Regretfully, in this instance, I fell short."1
Goulding pledged not to wear diamonds from the Argyle mine going forward and expressed that affected Indigenous communities and local residents deserve better treatment.1 The environmentalist, who serves as a UN Environment Programme Goodwill Ambassador and World Wildlife Fund ambassador for her contributions to biodiversity and climate action, received an MBE honor.1 Boodles announced its acquisition of the Argyle pink diamond brand and inventory from Rio Tinto just one week before the London event.1
The Argyle mine operated in Western Australia for 37 years before ceasing extraction in 2020.1 Gelganyem Group, representing the traditional land owners, has raised concerns about conditions left by the mine, including issues related to PFAS—persistent chemical substances.1
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