How we’re supporting communities through our ethical and sustainable jewellery
Two of our ethical jewellery programs support women in the Philippines and India by providing sustainable income opportunities. Each piece is
created using responsible practices that help reduce waste, repurposing materials that would otherwise end up in landfill, while strengthening and
supporting local communities.
When you wear handcrafted and sustainable jewellery made in the Philippines you’re helping make a difference to the world we live in. Each piece is created using locally sourced material, unique to the Philippines, and crafted by Filipino female artists.
From wood to seashell, raffia and rattan, each piece is created from materials that would otherwise be discarded and crafted into beautiful unique and bold designs. The company prioritises sustainable sourcing by selecting renewable and ethically obtained materials, helping to preserve natural resources and reduce environmental impact. It also supports local communities by providing fair employment opportunities and promoting artisan skills, contributing to economic growth and cultural preservation.
From bright and colourful beads, to statement pieces, there’s a range of colours and styles to suit the new season fashion. It’s easy to elevate any outfit, simply throw on a necklace and you’re ready to go. Each piece carries its own story, creating feel-good, conversation-starting accessories made to be worn and shared
Our Taking Shape handcrafted embroidered scarfs are created by skilled artisans who focus on attention to detail and quality. Craftsmanship and thoughtful design celebrate traditional techniques to create scarves that have a sense of individuality and authenticity. Every scarf is unique, designed to give your wardrobe a distinct style. Each piece is made to bring a sense of connection and appreciation, it’s more than an accessory, it’s a meaningful piece that helps support local communities and maintain traditional embroidery practices. Wear these pieces with love.