I'm happy to say that many brands have raised the bar when it comes to artisan jewelry. The brands curated below not only use their companies to empower (primarily female) artisans around the world, but they are creating beautiful pieces, too, often made from recycled, natural, and reclaimed materials.
I’m a gold girl for life. In high school, my hairdresser told me that with my coloring, I should stick with warm colors. He meant for my highlights, of course. But when I looked down at my silver bracelet, I did notice that it made my skin look wan and...
When a diamond is cut, up to 60% of the total mass is lost. Ella Stein uses those bitty diamonds, employing fairly-paid women in India to craft them, and sells them directly to you at an affordable price.
The ultimate respect to a traditional art, in my opinion, is to wear it not as a costume piece, but as a core piece to your wardrobe. Even more so if it's helping to preserve a tradition. Mela Artisans makes that easy.
I’m going to the Women’s March on Washington on the 21st. Are you? Are you marching in your own city? Let me know in the comments! Me Elsewhere on the Internet I contributed a sustainable resolution to this excellent roundup full of incredible sustainable figures. #honored | mindbodygreen Fashion The dirty...
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