Ethical Jewellery: 5 Of The Best Brands For Christmas Gifts
1. Gardens Of The Sun
Gardens Of The Sun are trailblazers in responsible sourcing for ethical jewellery. They are the first and only jewellery brand in Indonesia who can trace their gold and know who mines it.To get more news about
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They partner with female artisanal miners in Indonesian Borneo. What these indigenous Dayak women love most is knowing where their gold ends up. They take pride in knowing they provide the raw materials for engagement rings and wedding bands all over the world.They also use recycled silver and gemstones that can be traced back to their country of origin.
We love their beautiful minimal shapes and gemstone focused simplicity. These are rings to show off and stack. Considering the ethical standards and style the range starts at an affordable level.
2. Mejuri
Mejuri’s modern everyday ethical jewellery is made from recycled gold and all of its materials are ethically sourced.
40% of gold pieces are made with certified recycled gold and the brand has committed to ensuring that 100% of it is fully traceable.Mejuri has also established the Mejuri Empowerment Fund in support of under-represented women and non-binary people. Mejuri is about empowering women to treat themselves and not wait to be treated.
3. Life Less Ordinary
Not all ethical jewellery for women - or men - has to be full on fine jewellery. Life Less Ordinary create fabulous ethically sourced bracelets, anklets and necklaces that are made using tagua nuts.
Each can inscribed with coordinates that are special to you - you can also get couple’s matching versions - or the bracelets inscribed with handwritten reminders, dates or even an in-joke.
Tagua is a type of seed and known as vegan ivory, while the ethical jewellery is made in the UK, in Brighton.
4. Lebrusan Studio
Lebrusan Studio is one of the first ethical jewellery brands in the UK to adopt Fairtrade gold in their designs.
All precious metals and gemstones used at Lebrusan Studio are sustainably and ethically sourced and include conflict free diamonds and traceable gemstones.
We love their incredible filigree gold and silver earrings which feel like waterfalls from your ears. The filigree jewellery collection supports artisans in small Spanish towns where jewellery-making is a valued craft that’s passed down from one generation to the next.
5. Bluebell Lane Jewellery
Suffolk based ethical jewellery designer Ruth Lea is behind Bluebell Lane Jewellery and this gorgeous concentric circles necklace.
She makes her handmade ethical jewellery in her workshop, and uses recycled sterling silver to create textured simple pieces that are less trend led and more treasure forever.From simple bangles to hammered triangle earrings, Bluebell Lane Jewellery makes affordable pieces for sustainable jewellery lovers.
