Ada Zanditon Ingle & Rhode necklace by Fi Blog.
You might remember that Fairtrade Gold launched earlier this year, seek a fact which I wrote about in my pre-LFW interview with the talented Ada Zanditon. I also mentioned that she had done a beautiful bespoke necklace for ethical jewellers Ingle & Rhode to celebrate the launch of Fairtrade and Fairmined Gold, health which will hopefully ensure more socially and environmentally fair practice in the mining industry.
Ada Zanditon Ingle and Rhode necklace by Fi Blog.
The necklace is designed in Ada’s inimitable way, the boldly futuristic shape inspired by the formation of origami and emblematic of a ‘brighter future’ for the people who mined the gold that it is made of.
To win one of these beautiful necklaces – made from the very first batch of Fairtrade and Fairmined Gold to arrive in this country and worth over £3000 – hop on over to the competition now running on Vogue. But you’re going to have to be quick – the competition closes TOMORROW.
Watch how the necklace was made here:
To be honest I’m not really sure why I’m telling my readers about this, because I really want it for myself. Isn’t it gorgeous?!
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