Everything You Need to Know About Kate Middleton’s Earring Designer Pippa Small and 7 Other Ethical Jewellery Brands

Having just made a splash on Kate Middleton’s lobes during her visit to Canada, Pippa Small works with ethically sourced uncut gemstones and precious metals.

Committed to sustainability, Bario Neal is known for using fair trade diamonds sourced from small mines in Canada and Australia.

Made famous for her use of fossils, Monique Pean’s prehistoric designs stand out in the world of fine jewelry.

With flagships in New York and California, Melissa Joy Manning works with an number of recycled and green materials. Her collection is handmade and her California studio and retail store are Green Certified.

After living in Africa for three years this husband and wife team created a home ware and accessory label employing local artisans in Uganda. Each piece is made in a limited quantity and passes through many careful artisan hands.

Based in Montreal, Ecksand has a “no waste policy” and works with recycled materials. The luxe label is committed to reducing the jewelry industry’s carbon footprint.

Toby Romeroy’s collection incorporates recycled metals and fair trade gemstones in his designs. Every diamond is sourced from Canadian mines.

A red carpet favourite, Forevermark sources diamonds from mines that are closely monitored to meet strict standards for environmental and social responsibility.