Capsule collection of upcycled jewelry by Le Ritz Paris

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The Ritz Paris partners with the Fabrique Nomade to launch a capsule collection of jewelry made with fragments of hotel tableware. 40 pieces have been manufactured and are available for purchase at the Concept Store of the property until Christmas. 

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Sur-mesure responsible Haute-Cuisine, for ephemeral events

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Céline Pham is a franco-vietnamese Chef who cooks for private parties or sur-mesure events, and adapts herself to the place that welcomes her, in order to meet the expectations of the guests.

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Eco-friendly lightweight sunglasses made from recycled skateboard

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A special attention has been paid to the sourcing of the wood, recycled skateboard, bamboo, multiply or solid wood, sourced from managed and controlled forests.

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Organic cosmetics made from linden in the Dordogne Valley

Til-cosmetiques-small.jpgThree sisters, Dominique, Odile and Sylvie Polette have launched Til, a brand of organic cosmetics made from linden; after four years of research, they have developped a new effective active, products are made by traditional methods and utilize the whole plant, leaves, flowers, branches and buds.

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To adopt a lime tree in the park of the Château de Versailles

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The Château de Versailles keeps on the renovation of its gardens. It launches a fundraising campaign to adopt a linden at the end of the Apollon path, which leads to the "Mortemets", waterfowl reserve of the hunting grounds of Versailles.

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Rare, natural and ethic honeys from Madagascar plant species

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Ilanga Nature produces Ecocert-certified honeys in the island of Madagascar. The firm is committed to going with beekeepers and developing long-lasting fair trade partnerships.

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Labeled trappist bier, made by monks

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A trappist bier has to be brewed by monks, must bear the name of the abbey, have to be marketed under their supervision to fulfill the needs of the community, the abbey and local charities.

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