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We value discarded materials to give them a second life

Our materials are chosen over natural resources, animal materials, and mass manufactured elements to be sustainable and reduce waste while minimizing our environmental impact.

CLED Eco Gem™️ - CLED

CLED Eco Gem™️

We define the beauty of gems differently We use only upcycled gems for our jewelry. Our glass gems are handmade (formed, cut, and polished) from recycled glass and vary from each ...

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Glass Source - CLED

Glass Source

Our Upcycling Journey We currently source our glass from local establishments in Los Angeles. When we first started making jewelry from recycled glass, we used empty cosmetic bottles and wine ...

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Conscious Packaging - CLED

Conscious Packaging

In an ideal world, we would ship our products without any packaging but that is impractical due to the standard shipping methods and needs to protect jewelry. So our solution was to design p...

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Trash is treasure we can salvage.

CLED Eco Gems are free from

  • Plastics
  • Animal Materials
  • Extracted Gemstones

Mined gemstones are limited natural resources taken from the earth and often used in the jewelry industry. Mining has created detrimental environmental issues affecting the biodiversity negatively. In the mining process, machines used to extract gems create carbon emissions and acid rock drainage while consuming thousands of gallons of water.

Staying true to our love of animals, no animal based materials are used, which includes pearl, coral, bones, leather, fur, and feathers.

In fast fashion, contents are made of various synthetic non-recyclable plastics such as PVC, acrylic, resin, vinyl and polymer clay among others. These low-quality parts are held together by glue and cannot be recycled or decompose. After use of this jewelry for a handful of times, the quality weakens and can be thrown away, where it ends up in the landfill and creates more waste and is harmful to the environment.

The world generates at least 3.5 million tons of plastic and other solid waste a day. Most of this trash is in our landfills and is not going away. In our endeavors to reduce waste and plastic usage, we seek to use recycled materials in our creations. If any form of plastic must be used, it is either recycled or recyclable. Using recycled materials emits fewer carbon emissions, reduces energy consumption and requires less water. There are fewer steps in the recycling manufacturing process compared to manufacturing new materials from virgin sources.

We believe a small change can have a lasting impact