John Ferdinand Passion Cufflinks
It would appear that the wood from these great looking cufflinks is not only from sustainably-farmed stands, but also scrap wood (from furniture manufacturing). The company's mission statement sounds solid. I look forward to seeing how John Ferdinand develops, and will watch its dedication to environmental and fair trade practices closely. I very much hope they start sourcing reclaimed metals as well. If and when this happens, they will be true pioneers.
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Make nature part of your everyday existence with a Living Necklace. Handmade small crocheted baskets of stainless steel and silk threads hold tiny air plants, which can thrive without soil.
Added 3 Years Ago from Paulahayes -
I love how these are asymmetrical and different on both sides. Made out of real black stone and transcendent in some areas.
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Lake Eerie Beach Glass is one of my favorite jewelry makers, not only because she's a co-member of the EcoEtsy.com team but because her eco-friendly creations are always gorgeous. They show off the natural, rolled and smoothed bea... Lake Eerie Beach Glass is one of my favorite jewelry makers, not only because she's a co-member of the EcoEtsy.com team but because her eco-friendly creations are always gorgeous. They show off the natural, rolled and smoothed beauty of the beach glass she uses to beautiful effect. This ring is just another lovely example.
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Perfect for a touch of western flair, accessorize with the Yuma Ring in Silver. Ring has an embedded blue center with an intricate sun web detailing raised and flat surfaces.
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For centuries, the Naga tribesfolk of Eastern India and Tibet have worn jewelry such as this multistrand bracelet of glass beads and genuine turquoise, attributed with the power to attract positive energy. Even if you don't believ... For centuries, the Naga tribesfolk of Eastern India and Tibet have worn jewelry such as this multistrand bracelet of glass beads and genuine turquoise, attributed with the power to attract positive energy. Even if you don't believe in all that, this is still a beautiful tribal bracelet! <3
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Genuine turquoise, coral, and yak bone: Rx for good health! Set in disks decorated with brass, copper, and nickel, these genuine and reclaimed natural ingredients are said to improve circulation, and to promote the flow of healing... Genuine turquoise, coral, and yak bone: Rx for good health! Set in disks decorated with brass, copper, and nickel, these genuine and reclaimed natural ingredients are said to improve circulation, and to promote the flow of healing energies through the body. A portion of the purchase price benefits the children of Tibet!!! How great is that?
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Revel in the beauty of the earth with these natural earrings.Their wooden beads, golden branching trees and ruffled feathers have been inspired by the plants and wildlife surrounding us. Pair them with your finest feathered access... Revel in the beauty of the earth with these natural earrings.Their wooden beads, golden branching trees and ruffled feathers have been inspired by the plants and wildlife surrounding us. Pair them with your finest feathered accessories or boho chic ensembles for a perfectly eco-minded look.
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First of all I can’t believe this is a real leaf, second it looks great dressed up or down. It’s hand dripped in 18k gold or sterling silver and made in Brazil.
Added 4 Years Ago from Delight.com -
If your love for the exotic is only matched by your love for fashion - this sweet necklace might be your style soul mate. Adorned with wooden beads and brown spotted feathers on an elegant crescent moon, this necklace will finish ... If your love for the exotic is only matched by your love for fashion - this sweet necklace might be your style soul mate. Adorned with wooden beads and brown spotted feathers on an elegant crescent moon, this necklace will finish off any outfit with the perfect boho flair. Pair it with boots and your favorite tunic for a look that is as wild as it is wonderful.
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Classy, earthy, eco-friendly, and totally unique! A handmade necklace with an eco-friendly tagua nut pendant. Tagua nut is called "vegetable ivory" because of its ability to replace elephant ivory for so many different things- and... Classy, earthy, eco-friendly, and totally unique! A handmade necklace with an eco-friendly tagua nut pendant. Tagua nut is called "vegetable ivory" because of its ability to replace elephant ivory for so many different things- and since it grows wild in the rainforest, the harvesting of this unusual nut is helping to prevent deforestation by providing local villagers with a sustainable economy.
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These are just so adorable! And what a great way to reuse those old board games we gre w up with! They can even do custom designs- just send in a photo.
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Made of recycled wire and scraps of used prepaid phone cards by craftspeople in Kisumu, Kenya. These earrings will definitely get compliments- they're fun and good for the planet!
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Beautiful handmade, eco-friendly earrings- it doesn't get any better than that!
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I really want to make some rings out of these awesome stone buttons.
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Large wooden brown bead necklace. This necklace is 18" long including the 1" adjustable extender chain at the end.
Added 5 Years Ago from Naturalbeautyjewelry -
These earrings are incredibly lightweight and easy going! Coconut shell and bamboo components make each set unique in color variation. Made with sterling silver earwires.
Added 5 Years Ago from Naturalbeautyjewelry -
Who doesn't love an eco-friendly charm bracelet? These are made with hemp and have cute little dainty charms hanging from them. The cords are neutral enough colors that you could wear these with anything if you really wanted to.
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Recycled shampoo bottles fused with silver. Wow.
Added 5 Years Ago from Workshopbilk -
A beautiful chunky bracelet made of harvested rainforest nut. And it's fair trade!!
Added 6 Years Ago from Worldofgood
