A Few Little Gems
Stories about {sustainable} stones
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A Few Little Gems

 
 
 

Stories about {sustainable} stones

 
 
 
 
 

a few little gems is a celebration of sustainable and ethical jewelry. I explore what that means, how it’s achieved and how we can do more to help an industry inspired by the beauty of the natural world, give back to it. Not because it’s trendy, but because it’s necessary.

 
 

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I just discovered @marciavidaljewellery and I thought you'd want to as well. She writes enchantingly about how she found silversmithing while traveling in Pushkar, India and fell so in love with the craft that she ended up staying for months to hone
The elements I love most about jewelry are the stories behind each piece. That's why I set out to create @afewlittlegems, but it's not a meaningful effort unless all stories are reflected, especially black stories. I'm sorry, I must do better at that
Another beauty from @whitespacejewelry, a black-owned brand to love and support now and always, worn by the stunning @shereenmuhmmad Shop directly via the link in bio #whitespacejewelry
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I had the privilege of being part of the search for the most special engagement ring for my friend @yosayshello earlier this year and I was so happy when her now fiance decided to go with the one from @vraiofficial ⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ While you may not notice anyt
Don't get me wrong, I love a big, juicy gemstone as much as the next jewelry lover, but in my view, the simple gold chain is the jewelry piece that will go the extra mile for you. Solo, layered, dressed up or down, it is by far the hardest working pi
There are two things in this world that I can't get enough of: jewelry and flowers. @alinaabegg captures them both perfectly via her rose gold and amethyst Love Lollipop ring ♻️ Alina chooses manufacturers and suppliers based on their level of qualit
We know that everything is made of energy, and that couldn't be more evident than in @leighmillerjewelry’s pieces. Her signature molten effect makes pieces feel as if they're moving and undulating before your eyes, like the ripples made by a fl