Ethical jewellery from ostrich egg shells for men and women

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Based in South-Africa, Mambu Design is a company of artists and craftsmen who makes  jewellery from broken ostrich egg shells. Each piece is unique and highlights the African creativity through the art of upcycling.

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Limited edition of crystal tumblers for the Palace of Versailles

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A limited edition of the "Galerie des Rois" gift set, composed of four crystal tumblers made by the Cristalleries Saint-Louis is  available to purchase on a pre-order basis until September 30, 2019. Each piece is unique and is inspired by the stylistic features of the reigns of Louis XIV, Louis XV, Louis XVI and Louis-Philippe.

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Vegan backpack with inaccessible zip

ary-ohayon-small.jpgArsayo manufactures a vegan backpack, which zip cannot be open by someone else when it is worn; the process has been awarded the Gold Medal by the Concours Lépine Europe 2016 and the Medal of the French Ministry of the Interior.

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Prada manufactures bags from recycled fishing nets

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Prada launches a capsule collection of bags made from Econyl®, obtained through the recycling of fishing nets, plastics collected from ocean and textile fibre waste.

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Animal sculptures made of upcycled plastic, collected on the sea shore

gilles-cenazandotti-small.jpgGilles Cenazandotti collects plastic fragments in Corsica since the 90s. He stripped them and makes collages and animal sculptures, that are exposed worldwide.

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Limited edition of designer watches made of recycled material, from July 2019

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Baume is partnering with the concept store Nous Paris to launch a capsule collection of stylish watches, made from recycled material. 

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To adopt an ornamental tree in the bosquet of the Queen at Versailles

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The Chateau of Versailles is launching the restoration campaign of the Queen Marie-Antoinette bosquet: it is possible to adopt a tulip tree from Virginia, in the frame of the recovery of initial biodiversity of the 18th century, rich of a number of imported plant species.

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