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Handcrafted & Ethically Sourced

Our Mission

Here at Belinda Jewelz, we believe that tradition and elegance applies not only to our beautiful jewelry but also to the manner in which it is made and how that affects the world. Purchasing ethically conscious jewelry from Belinda Jewelz helps to diminish the need to mine for natural resources. By choosing recycled metals to decrease the global demand for newly mined gold, we can aim to diminish the environmentally and socially destructive effects of dirty gold and other metal mining practices. Because precious metals can be recycled repeatedly without degradation in quality, they are a naturally renewable resource.

Reclaimed GOLD

Gold is one of Earth's natural renewable resources that can be recycled without quality degradation. Belinda Jewelz’s precious metals are always 100% recycled and reclaimed. Our 14k and 18k gold is strong and elevated to stand up to your every day and to the test of time.

Why Use recycled metals

Dirty gold mining has a history of civil war, labor abuses, and environmental devastation. Metal mining, and gold mining in particular, is one of the most environmentally destructive types of mining, and gold miners often earn low wages in dangerous working conditions.

Our objective is to help diminish the destructive effects new mining has environmentally and socially caused. In our efforts, we hope to eliminate the destructive effects of dirty gold by reducing the demand for newly mined metals because precious metals can be recycled repeatedly without degradation in quality, they are a naturally renewable resource. We also contribute to programs dedicated to improving mining practices.

Affordability

Everyone should have access to nice things. We keep prices low by using a factory-direct model that cuts out the supply-chain middlemen and reduces costs.

Affordable products shouldn't come at the cost of worker exploitation. We only partner with factories that meet or exceed global guidelines for workplace safety and equitable wages.

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