our production

Centering our brand around sustainability, circular economy and ethical business practices, we want to be as transparent as possible in regards to our production and the materials we use. 

who makes our jewellery?

We believe that the manufacturing practices of the big fashion and jewellery corporations are utterly unacceptable (e.g. outsourcing production to low-cost manufacturers in nations in the global south, leading to worker exploitation and environmental harm).

That’s why we are committed to producing all our products exclusively in Europe. Every piece is made either in our own workshop in Munich, or in a trusted workshop nearby, run by close friends who share our values. Some products are also made by our manufacturer in France.

This approach ensures ethical production, fair labor practices, and the highest possible quality—so you can feel confident knowing our products are made responsibly, with respect for human rights and craftsmanship.

We also love teaching you our skills, so make sure to come to one of our jewellery making and repair events!

materials we use

We only use sustainable materials for the production of our jewellery. All our jewellery is made from recycled sterling silver that we source from our supplier, a young business in France. They also use recycled packaging themselves, to send any materials over to us.
Recycled sterling silver is a good way of reducing the impact of mining for such precious metals. Mining usually has quite a big environmental impact.

We also use freshwater pearls, as they are one of the most sustainable gemstones.

fabrics

For our fashion pieces, we only use recycled fabrics. And by recycled fabrics we don't mean newly made fabrics from recycled materials like PET bottles, as this is mostly greenwashing. We mean deadstock fabrics that would otherwise be trashed. 
We are also constantly testing out waste materials from all kinds of production processes for the development of new products. 

who sews our clothes?

Even though Natha and Anna know how to sew, we have decided against sewing the clothes ourselves, as we want to make our clothes the highest possible quality. For this we are collaborating with Farhad, a tailor, who Anna met while working in Banking when having her suits altered, because her own sewing is a little too chaotic. Anna and Farhad have become friends and love working on clothing designs together in Farhad's atelier.