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Vegan & Plant-Based Jewelry
Sustainable Jewelry | Plant Dyed | Hemp Cord
16 pieces · edition of one
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Shop by intention
Sustainable Jewelry | Plant Dyed | Hemp Cord
16 pieces · edition of one
For soft pink strawberry quartz against the deeper red of garnet.
For clear crystal points catch light as the bag tassels move.
For a long moss-agate focal framed by the dry texture of hemp.
For two irregular turquoise stones create a deliberate mismatch.
For cool labradorite and moonstone flashes offset the warmth of sunstone.
For deep lapis blue meets the shifting sheen of blue moonstone.
For smoky quartz frames the graphic eye patterns of the dzi beads.
For smoky quartz catches light beside the matte surface of mali clay.
For moss-like agate patterns alongside the colour of dyed magnesite.
For pale blue agate bands with a soft moonstone sheen.
For an eye motif framed by dark tourmaline and pale moonstone.
For green hetian jade and silk give the heart motif a soft frame.
For pale hetian jade and soft banana silk for a quiet, light-toned accent.
For rough himalayan quartz against soft silk, worn at the wrist or neck.
For raw quartz and hand-spun cotton bring texture to a bag handle.
For aged glass patina for an understated wrist accent.
Materials before labels
This collection groups pieces made without intentionally used animal-derived components according to the disclosed materials in each product. Plant-based cord may include cotton, hemp, linen, or other fibers, while stones, glass, and metal require their own sourcing and care information.
Vegan describes material composition; it does not automatically prove low environmental impact, fair labor, or complete supply-chain traceability. Read the exact product disclosure.
Confirm the named fiber rather than assuming every textile is plant based.
Check stone, glass, wood, shell substitutes, resin, and composite materials separately.
Review hardware, coating, solder, and finish disclosures when present.
Plant fibers and porous materials generally need protection from water, chemicals, and abrasion.
The listed construction does not intentionally use animal-derived materials such as leather, silk, wool, bone, horn, pearl, shell, coral, or animal glue. The product page should name the actual substitutes and fibers used.
No. Vegan is a composition claim, not a complete environmental or labor assessment. Mining, metal production, synthetic materials, dyeing, transport, and durability still matter.
Minerals are not animal-derived, but a finished piece may include silk, leather, shell, pearl, bone, or animal-based adhesives. Evaluate the whole construction, not the stone alone.
Look for a complete material list and clear statements about cord, adhesives, coatings, fillers, and decorative components. Ask when a material is ambiguous.