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Lele Jewellery Sustainability Actions

Uses recycled silver

The brand says its sterling silver is 100% recycled. Recycled metal means old metal is melted down and used again instead of being newly mined. That can help reduce the need for fresh mining, which often uses a lot of energy and can damage land and water. The brand presents this as part of its effort to make jewellery with a lower environmental impact.

Uses lab-grown gems

The brand says it only uses lab-grown gems in its designs. Lab-grown gems are made in a laboratory instead of being dug out of the ground. They have the same basic look and structure as mined stones, but they avoid some of the impacts linked to mining, such as land damage and heavy resource use.

Handmade in London

The brand says its jewellery is handcrafted in its London workshop, with hallmarking and gold-plating carried out locally in the city. Hallmarking is a legal quality check for precious metals. Keeping more of the work local can reduce transport and gives the brand more control over how pieces are made.

Uses sustainable packaging

The brand says it uses sustainable packaging for its jewellery. Packaging choices matter because boxes, inserts, and wrapping can create waste if they are hard to reuse or recycle. The available material does not give details on the exact materials used, so the claim is broad rather than fully explained.

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