10 Black-Owned Sustainable Lifestyle Brands To Shop This Earth Day
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Adele Dejack
Adele Dejak jewelry is certainly priced for luxury, but worth it, as nobody can accuse you of being unoriginal in one of these pieces. Each piece is handmade in Kenya, where the company is creating employment opportunities and teaching useful technical skills to its creators. The materials found in the jewelry are the same that local African tribes use in making their own pieces, and are all sustainably sourced, with most materials being upcycled or recycled. They have several collections, each with stunning and unique items from chokers to ear cuffs to neckpieces. They also make attractive day bags and clutches with eye-catching details
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