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Ethically Sourced Jewels & Materials

Despite their beautiful looks that entice the eye, diamonds have a rough start, hiding under the earth waiting for someone to set them free. To help them end up in our possession as rings, necklaces, and other accessories, they have to be mined. However, mining comes with its problems, most especially if it is done by hand.

What’s wrong with mining by hand? This old practice is unregulated and hard to monitor. Usually, it also involves miners being exposed to possible work accidents, spending time in dirty water, working without the proper mining equipment, not having insurance, and not receiving the correct wages. Aside from these inhumane actions, mining also has numerous environmental impacts, especially with the use of non-renewable resources.

The good thing is that there are now ways to extract diamonds more ethically. When a company declares its brand to have ethically sourced diamonds, this means that they process them ethically and practice fair trade. These diamonds should also not be taken from conflict-filled areas.