Gold-Plated Pride Necklaces

10% of Proceeds from This Poppy Lissiman Necklace Will Go to Charity

Poppy Lissiman, an ethical accessory designer who's based out of Australia, added to her selection with a gold-plated pride necklace.

The necklace states "PRIDE" boldly, with each letter marked by different colors of rhinestones to make it reminiscent of a rainbow. A thin golden chain holds the statement pendant, which allows it to fall just under where one's collar bones might hit. As the necklace is relatively small, it can be worn with virtually any ensemble.

Currently, the necklace is available on Poppy Lissiman's web store for $135 USD, however consumers are also able to make four interest-free payments at $33.75 if they don't want to shell out that much cash at once. In order to benefit disadvantaged members of the LGBTQ community, 10% of each sale will go towards the Rainbow International Fund.
Trend Themes
1. Ethical Fashion - As consumers continue to demand more socially and environmentally conscious products, the fashion industry has an opportunity to adopt ethical practices and differentiate themselves in the market.
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3. Cause-based Marketing - As consumers become more socially conscious, businesses can use cause-based marketing to promote their products and contribute to social or environmental causes.
Industry Implications
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2. Jewelry Design - Jewelry designers can create products that celebrate identities and promote social causes, such as the gold-plated pride necklace.
3. Nonprofit Fundraising - Nonprofit organizations can partner with businesses to create products that promote their cause and raise funds, such as the 10% of proceeds that go towards the Rainbow International Fund from the gold-plated pride necklace.

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