Currently, our gold fine jewelry is made of 99% recycled metals.

Gold mining is one of the most harmful types of mining for Mother Earth. Gold mining displaces communities, contaminates drinking water, and is destructive to the environment. We aspire to use 100% recycled metals in our fine jewelry to help diminish the harm done to the earth when gold is mined.

Recycled gold is made from refined precious metals such as unused metal, electronics components, existing jewelry, and industrial use metals.

Yes! Gold can be recycled time and time again and never lose its value or purity.

Yes! White gold is not white when mined from the earth. White gold is a mixture of pure yellow fine gold, combined with a percentage of other white metals called alloys. These alloys could include palladium, silver, nickel, and zinc. When white gold is recycled, the alloy components are separated from the pure yellow fine gold, and both the alloys and the pure gold can be recycled again.

Yes! Yellow gold is the only type of gold that can be up to 24 karats fine gold in its purest form. Yellow gold in fine jewelry generally contains part fine gold and part alloys consisting of a percentage of copper and fine silver, depending on its karat form. When yellow gold is recycled, the alloy components are separated from the pure yellow fine gold, and both the alloys and the pure gold can be recycled again.

Yes! Rose gold is a mixture of pure yellow fine gold and a percentage of copper depending on the karat weight. When rose gold is recycled, the copper is separated from the pure yellow fine gold, and both the copper and the pure gold can be recycled again.