Featured Ethical Metalsmiths - Jeweler Members for Summer 2021
Ethical Metalsmiths Featured Members
EM is pleased to feature these long term jeweler members who have recently updated their content to reflect the improvements in their businesses! These jewelers are beautiful and unique in every way, and share their commitment to the responsible jewelry movement.
EM’s Jeweler’s Self Assessment is not only way for jewelers and consumers to learn about the issues, it’s a way to share the specifics of what we are doing about these issues! EM is particularly proud to provide this “transparency tool” for us all.
Be inspired by these members responsible jewelry efforts, and remember them as you consider your purchasing power and how much good you can do in the world!
Alexandra Hart - Executive Director
Click on the images below to discover the work of our Jeweler Members
“These members represent the EM community - Inspiring responsible jewelry practices through education, connection and action.”
Flex your purchasing power by shopping with these members!
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