Recycled Engagement rings

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Help the environment by choosing to go green with your engagement ring. Did you know that mining gold for one wedding ring creates 20 tons of mine waste? Recycling gold is now more relevant than ever and the jewellery industry is waking up to the idea that jewellery can be beautiful and environmentally sound. Our company Hebe jewellery is leading the field and we offer a recycled bespoke engagement and wedding ring service that won’t cost the earth. By melting down gold, we can form a new ring according to your design. May be you have some old gold jewellery that holds sentimental value or would just prefer that no new mining has to take place to create your ring. Whatever your reasons, our recycled engagement ring service can meet all your requirements.

HeBe jewellery has signed up to the No dirty gold campaign and we work hard to ensure that the gold in your jewellery has not been produced at the expense of local communities, workers and environment. By offering recycled gold as an option for your engagement ring or wedding band, we hope to encourage the production of responsible jewellery.

Unfortunately using recycled gold doesn’t work out any cheaper than new gold and you should also be aware that you always seem to end with less metal when melting it down. If for ethical reason you decide recycled gold is the option for you, we can source old gold to combine with any existing gold, you might have, to create your ring.

Please contact one of our talented designers to discuss a recycled bespoke ring or visit our handmade jewellery page for more details.

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About the Author

Peter Jones is a freelance writer who writes about Silver jewellery is beautiful jewellery. Silver Jewelry has made a big comeback in the fashion & ornament industry.

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