All of the sterling silver and gold used in our recycled gold wedding bands is 100% recycled. We also recycle all metal scrap generated in our studio.

The mining of precious metals and stones creates irreversible pollution, destroys ecosystems, affects local communities, and often contributes to global conflict. By choosing recycled metals, we reduce environmental harm while maintaining the highest quality standards for our eco-friendly wedding rings.

Using recycled 14k gold and sterling silver allows us to create sustainable wood wedding rings without contributing to new mining.

We are deeply committed to responsible wood sourcing in Nicaragua and beyond.

Our woods are harvested in very small quantities, collected by hand, and gathered with minimal impact on surrounding ecosystems. When we source wood externally, we choose species that are not endangered and prioritize FSC-certified options.

Because sustainable wood wedding rings rely on renewable materials, we carefully evaluate each species for durability, longevity, and environmental responsibility.

Each hardwood is selected not only for beauty, but for strength and sustainability.

We are committed to ethically sourced wood jewelry that integrates stones responsibly.

We use:

• Heirloom gemstones
• Certified conflict-free diamonds
• Lab-grown diamonds and gemstones
• Personally collected stones when possible

Many stones used in our designs — including lapis lazuli, turquoise, jadeite, and red jasper — are selected with both environmental and social responsibility in mind.

This ensures that our sustainable wood wedding rings extend ethical sourcing beyond wood and metal.