Tag: Jewelry - Page 10

  • Peace, Love, Earth: Yeah, Baby

    August 16, 8:46 AM by Jasmin Malik Chua in Style

    Designer Anna Mkhitarian reinvents that tired hippie standard—the ol' peace sign—into physical, wearable mantras that, though unsubtle, remind us what our groovy voyage on Spaceship Earth is all about.

  • Anti-diamond Ring

    July 21, 4:07 PM by Kathreen Ricketson in Style

    Check out recycled rings jewellery range, gorgeous and original, totally planet friendly and without the internal conflict that comes with wearing diamonds and other mined gemstones. Other conflict free jewellery includes the GreenKarat and Liana

  • Bags2Riches

    June 13, 8:02 AM by Warren McLaren in Style

    Anna Roebuck studied fine art at Edinburgh College of Art nearly a decade and half ago, later going onto work in paper pulp. Which may be where she learnt some lessons applicable to her proprietary process for heat fusing the plastic of discarded

  • How to Go Green: Fashion Accessories

    May 18, 10:46 AM by Team Treehugger in HTGG

    Humankind has adored adornment ever since Ogga the cavewoman popped the head of a prehistoric sloth between two very large rocks and paraded its pelt to the girls back at the cave. Whether as part of an

  • Found and Fossicked Jewellery

    April 28, 12:26 PM by Kathreen Ricketson in Sustainable Product Design

    Rebecca Ward is an Australian based Jewellery (Jewelry) artist (born in New Zealand) who specialises in using found materials for her unusual, humourous and addictive pieces. She scavenges pebbles, glass and other detritus from beaches in New Zealand,

  • Plastic Fantastic? Recycled Jewelry

    February 21, 8:00 AM by Kathreen Ricketson in Sustainable Product Design

    Australian artist, Mark Vaarwerk, reuses plastic bags and other throw away domestic plastic containers such as shampoo bottles, to create beautiful jewel-like brooches and rings. Of course this is not going to single handedly solve the worlds plastic

  • Offsetting Print Ads by Planting Bamboo

    January 11, 2:17 PM by Kara DiCamillo in Corporate Responsibility

    We've seen so many "green issues" of magazines over the past year, with Town & Country, Domino, Elle and Vanity Fair as the most publicized ones. John Hardy, a jewelry designer who purchased more than 150 pages of advertising in some of these

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