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Natalie Marie Jewellery Sustainability Actions

Makes jewellery to order

Natalie Marie Jewellery makes each piece to order instead of producing large batches in advance. That means items are only made after someone buys them, which helps cut waste and avoids stock sitting unsold. The brand also says it handcrafts pieces in-house, which gives it more control over sourcing, production, finishing, and packaging. This approach is meant to keep the business closer to demand and reduce the need for extra materials and storage.

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Uses recycled materials

Good On You says the brand uses a medium amount of eco-friendly materials, including recycled materials. It also says this helps reduce waste and lowers pressure on raw material use. The same rating body notes that the brand’s material choices can also reduce chemicals, water use, and wastewater in production. This points to a lower-impact approach than mass-produced jewellery, even though the brand does not appear to rely only on recycled inputs.

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Handcrafts in Sydney

The brand says all pieces are handcrafted in its Sydney studio. It also says it uses hand tools rather than heavy machinery, which it says lowers its carbon footprint. In plain terms, that means it tries to use less energy and create less environmental impact during production. The brand also says it uses non-toxic compounds in the studio, which suggests it is trying to reduce harmful chemicals in its working environment.

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Sources conflict-free stones

Natalie Marie Jewellery says its natural white diamonds are sourced through Sydney-based suppliers, with stones over 0.50 carat GIA certified (GIA is a gem lab that checks and grades diamonds). It also says the stones are conflict free and sourced in line with the Kimberley Process, a system meant to keep conflict diamonds out of trade. The brand says it also offers Argyle diamonds, Canada Mark diamonds, and laboratory grown diamonds, which gives customers more sourcing options.

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Supports charities and IMPACT

The brand says it supports charities during the year and has made limited-edition jewellery to raise money for Red Cross Australia and WIRES bushfire relief. It also says it donates 1% of total online sales to IMPACT, a global organisation that works on natural resource governance, supply chain transparency, gender equality, illicit trade, and environmental stewardship. This shows the brand linking some sales to wider social and environmental causes.

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