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Discovering the intersection of creativity and sustainability, these jewellery brands offer a glimpse into a future where beauty and conscience unite.
Welcome to our exploration of jewellery brands dedicated to sustainability and ethical craftsmanship. In this overview, we highlight a selection of artisans and designers who incorporate unique materials into their creations, shaping a more eco-conscious future for the industry. From reclaimed ocean waste to bioplastics, these brands exemplify innovation and conscientiousness in their approach to jewellery making. Join us as we spotlight these inspiring creators who are redefining beauty with a commitment to environmental responsibility.
Multiple
At gallery Multiple, you will discover new designers which you will cherish for a long time. Moreover, you will find some established names in the gallery who works with all kinds of recycled materials. Karen Vanmol is a permanent member, who finds inspiration in nature and architecture, making circular jewellery out of rests of Formica plates.
Tiny sea tales
At Tiny Sea Tales, you will find handmade sea glass jewellery, a beautiful and unique addition to your jewellery collection. Each piece of jewellery is made by Laura from real sea glass that was naturally smoothed and shaped by the ocean.
Her love of surfing brought Laura Fäber closer to nature and the sea. During her long walks on the beach, she discovered the beautiful pieces of sea glass, and decided to create something with it. Her jewellery shows the splendour and diversity of nature.
With a piece of jewellery from Tiny Sea Tales, you stay connected to the sea and also help keep beaches clean!
Gallobuey
Gallobuey’s story starts on the sunny shores of Tenerife, where Francisco and Belén design and produce their unique collections using 3D filaments.
It’s a story of jewellery made of PLA – a bioplastic derived from natural and renewable resources – to respect the planet and your skin, yet offering you pieces full of colours and creativity! If you want to check out their latest collections, surf their website and discover more about this brand’s story.
KIBIBI
This Belgian jewellery brand, founded by An, sells fair trade earrings, rings, necklaces and bracelets handmade by Ugandan crafters.
The collections of Kibibi are constantly changing and therefore consist of different materials such as cotton, glass, dried banana leaves, copper wire, metal, wood, … The jewellery is made of upcycled or natural materials. In this way, An wants to keep the ecological impact of the jewellery as low as possible.