By Isabelle Brigout on Thursday 27 January 2022, 07:02 - Ethical shopping
58 Facettes is a marketplace which offers second-hand jewels of creation and high-end jewelry pieces accompanied by a certificate of authenticity secured in the blockchain.
By Isabelle Brigout on Thursday 9 December 2021, 05:34 - Ethical shopping
After a trip in the Arctic, Capucine Huguet has created a jewellery collection inspired by the shapes of the glaciers, the crevasses, the erosion and the ice melting process. Raw materials are recycled 18 carat gold and 925 Silver. Every piece is handmade.
By Isabelle Brigout on Thursday 25 November 2021, 09:06 - Around sustainable luxury
LVMH supports La Fabrique Nomade for a unique collaboration between five creative craftsmen who live in France as refugees and the artist Jérémy Gobé: two jewellers, a ceramist, a crochet craftsman and an embroiderer have created a piece of art that depict a coral.
By Isabelle Brigout on Thursday 4 November 2021, 10:30 - Ethical shopping
After having worked as a psychomotor therapist for eighteen years where she helped patients to regain the use of their limbs through creative leisure, Laure Morin decided to create a jewelry collection, incrusted with everything that she could find on a beach or in the forest.
By Isabelle Brigout on Wednesday 6 October 2021, 15:14 - Around sustainable luxury
In partnership with the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC), Cartier and Kering* launch the Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030 to unite the brands of the two business sectors around sustainable goals. All watch and jewellery maisons are welcome to be committed to strengthen resilience to climate change, to conserve natural resources and to encourage inclusion.
By Isabelle Brigout on Sunday 25 October 2020, 11:10 - Ethical shopping
Manora Bijoux creates affordable jewelry made of brass covered with ethical gold. Five percent of the profits will be donated to the Cancer Ligue (Ligue contre le Cancer).
By Isabelle Brigout on Sunday 11 October 2020, 07:34 - Ethical shopping
The House of Arthus Bertrand makes medals since 1803. Today, it recycles broken or old-fashioned jewellery in exchange for an engraved and numbered medal, whose benefits will be entirely donated to the Goodplanet Foundation.
