Pandora, Copenhagen, Denmark, the world’s largest jewelry brand, says it will stop using newly mined precious metals silver and gold in its jewelry by 2025 and only buy from recycled sources. The ...

The Baltimore office of Denmark-based jewelry retailer Pandora has announced launching a product line in the United States and Canada featuring items made with 100 percent recycled silver and gold.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect pair of gold hoops or a floating diamond pendant, the best affordable jewelry brands have stunning pieces that won’t drain your bank account. By using recycled ...

New York-based fine jewelry agency, MUSE, is expanding its charitable charming initiative, “Have A Heart,” with new brand ambassador Meeling Wong, who curated a group of well-known contemporary ...

If you’re wearing any gold jewelry today, it may be reincarnated from another bauble, linking you to the past. Gold, a remarkably durable metal, has historically been “melted down to make new, ...

Jewelry brand Pandora will switch to using 100% recycled gold and silver in its trademark bracelets, necklaces and other pieces by the second half of 2024, around a year ahead of schedule. In 2020, ...

Artist Kathleen Plate sees beauty where others see trash. Whether she’s sourcing post-consumer bottles from restaurants, friends, or the occasional dumpster, she’s ready to convert glass into ...

Prada just released its first-ever fine jewelry line with a sustainable approach. The debut collection, dubbed Eternal Gold, features 48 designs crafted entirely from 100-percent certified recycled ...

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More jewelers, large and small, are using precious metals recovered from electronic waste. By Jessica Bumpus Twelve years ago, Eliza Walter was studying design at high school in England when she ...

Ten Thousand Villages' Rockvale Outlets store is seeking "recycled" women's jewelry and personal accessories on Earth Day this Sunday. The donated items will go to Dress for Success, a nonprofit ...