Tom Wooden launches traceable Cove jewelry assortment

Jewelry model Tom Wooden has unveiled its Cove assortment, made totally from traceable supplies, together with Larvikite sourced from quarries in Norway.

The Cove assortment marks what the corporate describes as its first absolutely traceable jewelry vary. 

It consists of necklaces, bracelets and an earring made with handmade Larvikite beads and sterling silver parts.

The stone, which is recognised as Norway’s nationwide stone, is provided by Lundh’s quarries and authorized to supply full transparency throughout the availability chain. 

All steel elements are produced from licensed recycled supplies, which the corporate claims lower the environmental affect by greater than 90% in contrast with virgin metals.

The launch additionally consists of up to date variations of Tom Wooden’s signet rings, now set with a brand new number of Larvikite in a near-black tone with inclusions of blue sapphire.

Mona Jensen, founder and inventive director, mentioned: “We’re proud to current our first 100% traceable assortment, a milestone that embodies our dedication to transparency and duty. Being a model of objective impacts every part we do, it units course for the merchandise we create, our methods of working, the areas we construct and the individuals we work with.

“To know the place every part comes from and who was concerned all the way in which till the completed product is a fairly uncommon factor in a convention primarily based and conservative business. We wish to forge new requirements for duty and hope to encourage others to do the identical.”