Imagine having a ring that has on the top a small lawn: Jewerly Green decided to translate into reality the idea. Promoted by architect Clelia Stincheddu and by designer Giulietta Piccioli, Jewerly Green is defined as “an alternative to the classical design.” Her jewels are intertwined with environmental compatibility, but also everyday objects transformed into precious little oases. As the ring of the collection Element (s), composed of silver and resin, with above a small lawn of moss. The ring is sold together with a spray dispenser with 2.5 milliliters of rainwater. In addition to wear it, you need to cultivate it, as a garden at finger. Or In_Vaso collection, which includes necklace and ring, these with their share of vegetation attached.
Now Jewerly Green is promoting a charity initiative in favor of women farmers in Mozambique, together with the Institute Oikos Onlus, an organization engaged in Milan for 20 years in Italy and in developing countries in environmental protection and sustainable development. Until 31 October, purchasing a jewel of the Uterus collection, Jewelry Green will donate 10% of the proceeds to the project of Istituto Oikos ‘From seed to plate’, to concretely help women farmers in the District of Cabo Delgado, Mozambique.
The initiative involves the creation of Oikos Pemba Green, a social enterprise that brings together 25 associations of local farmers, over half of whom are women, with the twin objectives of promoting social inclusion of women and encourage the production and protection of local vegetable varieties and bearing, thereby promoting food security in the area.
Uterus collection consists of large and small pendant, bracelet and ring, available in silver or bronze. It is inspired by nature and its elements, with the primary focus in their care the woman who wears it. Lavinia Andorno
