Hania Kuzbari, a sustainable jewelry brand that prioritizing ethical sourcing and expert craftsmanship, recently expanded its Freestyle Collection with the addition of the Freestyle Necklace with Pink Tourmalines. The piece is made of 18k real recycled gold and, of course, pink tourmalines. It draws inspiration from both North American and Middle Eastern cultures.
The Freestyle Necklace with Pink Tourmalines boasts a sophisticated and timeless aesthetic that will evaluate your look. It can be worn casually or with an evening piece and boasts a subtle sparkle and the chain measures 86cm, making it ideal for layering with other pieces or worn as folded as a double chain.
The Freestyle Necklace with Pink Tourmalines is available exclusively at The Gardiner Shop for $1,695.00 CAD.
Image Credit: Hania Kuzbari
What's Driving This Trend
- Recycled Jewelry
- There is an opportunity for brands to tap into the recycled jewelry market by using sustainable materials and ethical sourcing.
- Flexible Design
- Designs that cater to different occasions (casual, formal) and can be layered with other jewelry pieces are in demand.
- Cultural Fusion
- Combining cultural inspirations from different regions can lead to unique and fashionable jewelry designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Jewelry
- The jewelry industry can incorporate ethical sourcing and sustainable materials into their products.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can add recycled jewelry to their product lines to cater to environmentally-conscious consumers.
- Online Retail
- An e-commerce platform that offers customizable, layerable jewelry designs can disrupt the traditional brick and mortar jewelry store model.
