SUSTANAIBLE
JEWELRY
What Makes the Best Sustainable Jewelry?
Truly sustainable jewelry designers set themselves apart through their expert craftsmanship and the quality of their materials.
All Jaume Labro pieces have positive connotations. Why? Because we want to ensure that your deeply symbolic Mokume Gane engagement ring, necklace, or earrings come from a place of true beauty.
The Best Sustainable Jewelry Celebrates True Beauty
- Selecting 100% ethical diamonds
- Using the finest recycled gold
- Working with ethical suppliers and social/environmental programs to benefit surrounding communities
- Donating 5% of profits to worthy charities in affected areas
Taking Conflict-Free Diamonds to the Next Level
Did you know that Kimberley Process-approved, conflict-free diamonds may still be linked to human rights issues and environmental destruction? While sourcing ethical diamonds requires diligence, it’s worth the effort to provide the highest-quality symbol of romantic expression.
From the mine to our workshop (or better “from the mine to your finger”), we track each gemstone to ensure that every person in the process has benefited. To benefit communities in diamond-producing countries, Jaume Labro asks questions about how mining companies treat the natural environment, how workers are treated, and whether the diamonds bring benefits to local communities. To ensure that these companies uphold their standards, Jaume has gone deep into multiple mines himself.
Choosing Ethical Gold and Precious Metals
Though it’s one of nature’s wonders, mountains of toxic waste are created to extract gold from ore. This process threatens water resources and increases health issues through a variety of means. That’s why Jaume Labro has pledged to use only recycled gold for the jewelry he crafts for you.
Supporting Worthy Charities
A Better Future for Children
As a sustainable jewelry designer, Jaume Labro has traveled the world in search of worthy yet underfunded charities. 5% of every jewelry purchase goes towards non-profit organizations like the Wara Wara Community Schools Project in Sierra Leone. Every cent collected helps break the cycle of poverty by building schools and employing teachers.
Platbos Forest Protection Program
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