import { useTranslations } from "next-intl"; import { cn } from "@/lib/utils"; /** * The Responsible Jewellery Council membership hallmark: the council logotype, * the full name, "Certified Member" and the COP / LGM certificate numbers. * * Built in CSS rather than shipped as a picture. The home page used to state the * certification through `public/home/rjc-certified-member.webp`, so the single * strongest trust signal on the page — the certificate numbers — lived inside a * bitmap: invisible to search engines, unselectable, unreadable at 200% zoom and * dependent on an `alt` that had drifted ("Jewelry" for an organisation that * spells itself "Jewellery"). Here it is real text, from one `Rjc.*` namespace * shared with the sustainability page, so the two can no longer disagree. * * The hex values are the council's own brand colours (off-white board, council * teal) and deliberately sit outside the design tokens: they belong to the * hallmark, not to the site. */ export default function RjcHallmark({ className }: { className?: string }) { const t = useTranslations("Rjc"); return (
{/* The logotype is the name it sits next to, so it is announced once. */}
{t("name")}
); }