Artisanal accessories—5 responsibly-sourced jewelry brands to know

If you love to acces­sorize with artis­tic designs that deliv­er a high anti­dote of style, tap into your fash­ion con­scious in the most eth­i­cal way and join the bud­ding eco-friend­ly jew­el­ry rev­o­lu­tion. Below, five brands that won’t harm the plan­et — or your pockets. 

Bec­ca Jew­ellery | @beccajewellery

This British designer’s eccen­tric obses­sion with pearls, bones, trin­kets, and coins turned out to be rather lucra­tive… She now merges the four con­cepts into vin­tage-inspired ear­rings and pen­dants — all handmade.

Jessie Har­ris | @jessieharrislondon

Con­struct­ed by hand with pre­cious met­als and gems, the designer’s play­ful pre-made pieces are read­i­ly avail­able for pur­chase online. Or, reach out her North Lon­don stu­dio to co-cre­ate your own bespoke treasure.

Phine | @phine.jewellery

Inspired by all things pow­er­ful and fem­i­nine, arm your­self in feel-good hand­made jew­el­ry that will push your style and break sar­to­r­i­al bound­aries. Con­struct­ed out of recy­cled sil­ver and fair trade gold, this ultra cool Swedish line sets the bar high when it comes to fierce round-the-clock style.

Uribe Jew­ellery | @studiouribe

Bold baubles, brooches, bracelets, and every­thing in between — stock up on con­cep­tu­al state­ment acces­sories with gor­geous graph­ic ele­ments from this Lon­don-based label.

Soko | @shopsoko

Hand­craft­ed in Kenya, Soko’s arti­sans reimag­ine the aes­thet­ics of eth­i­cal fash­ion with their art­ful, sculp­tur­al style jew­el­ry that dress­es up even the sim­plest out­fits. Inspired by strong archi­tec­ture and tra­di­tion­al Kenyan trib­al designs, recy­cle and reclaim is the ethos of the brand.