Recycled precious metal, fair trade gems, fair trade gold, Canadian diamonds, Namibian- Kalahari Diamond, Botswana diamonds… How do you differentiate between all these products and the companies making claims for their ethical jewelry sourcing? The truth is that basically, there’s a small group of us producing ethical wedding rings, paying for Google Ad words and

Fair Trade Jewelry Now! A Consumer’s Guide, provides the jewelry collector critical inside information they need in order to purchase environmentally and socially responsible jewelry. This book can be downloaded from our website, www.artisanweddingrings.com off the link located on the upper left side of the page.

Publisher’s Note: What is outlined in this press release is, unfortunately, an all too common issue. Throughout the world, gold mining is tied to human and environmental atrocities. Meanwhile, on Goldcorp’s website you can read their “sustainability” report. This gold finds its way into the jewelry you wear unless you are buying recycled, fair trade