The Best Ethical Jewellery Brands Out Now

Where To Buy The Best Ethical Jewellery

Esme Price

Its one thing to invest in good quality jewellery that will last you a lifetime, it’s another to invest yourself in brands that you know are producing jewellery ethically and sustainably. Below is our list of the best and most unique brands out there that will give you the best jewellery on the market, at any price range.

Mejuri

As seen on Sofia Richie, Mejuri is a jewellery brand that uses their products as a way of self-expression in a world that has no limits. Their mission is to make jewellery that doesn’t have to come at a cost to our values, our planet and our communities.

Spells Of Love Jewellery

As seen in the publications like GQ, Vogue and GRAZIA, Spells of Love blends bohemian femininity with a new contemporary style of innovative designs. With the company being born in 2016, in the heart of Wales, Harley Jones has brought this beautifully crafted business to be seen on some big names like Kendal Jenner and even her Royal Highness the Dutchess of Cambridge.

Bar Jewellery

Sophie Mckay has brought a new definition to free hand jewellery. With her unique designs with personalisation necklaces, she has earned the recognition in magazines such as AnOther, Vogue Harpers Bazar and many more. By only using 100% silver and brass, she has been able to create timeless products that stand up to fast fashion.

Wildfawn Jewellery

“People over Profit” is Wild Fawn’s moto, the brand was consciously and thoughtfully created to design ethically and sustainably produced jewellery. With the option to buy hand-made, bespoke and ethically produced engagement rings, this brand offers a different perspective to timeless jewellery.

A Typical Thing

Atypical Thing is based in the Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham. The handmade jewellery focuses on minimal patterns that incorporate colour and geometric shapes. By using as much recycled precious materials as possible and ethically sourced stones, Atypical Things believes we all have a duty to look after the planet we live on.

Otiumberg

The Wollenberg Sisters started the company in 2016, initially with only hoops and huggies, but then grew the business explore a new avenue for everyday pieces. The brand has become a place where people can buy well-crafted, responsibly produced products that can be layered, treasured and shown off. The sisters are exploring all avenues to make their products as sustainable as possible; through more circular approaches, repair and recycle schemes and listening to demand.

Daphine Jewellery

“Whether it’s a pearl to bring light to a dull morning or a pair of swishy earrings that make you want to dance, we design with one wish in mind – that you’ll find a piece in our collection that lifts your mood, and brings you comfort.” With efforts to deduce waste the firm friends make for pre order, or making less stock, but also have an option to purchase vintage jewellery. All pieces are designed to effortlessly adapt to any paring and are little luxuries that can be reached for, for any occasion.

Solios Watches

For those who want to invest in a new sustainably produced watch, Solios Watches are perfect for you. With their carefully thought-out solar powered watches, this is a small accessory that makes a big difference. With their straps being eco-vegan leather, have sustainable practices and B – Corp Certified, they are the first watch company of their kind.