three x seven jewelry

▪️three x seven Jewelry maintains an ongoing environmental consciousness and fair trade awareness in our manufacturing processes and in the lives of all of our associates. We are committed to conducting all operations in the most socially responsible manner possible—from our recycled metals to our ethically sourced diamonds and gemstones. We believe it is our duty to improve the lives of our associates and ensure they are compensated fairly for their labor. By supporting ethical suppliers and every facet of fair trade jewelry, we believe we can make a difference in our communities. And just as we are committed to bettering the global jewelry industry, we are committed to making our own local community a better place. ▪️Ethical Sourcing - Recognizing the challenges associated with providing precious materials in a responsible manner, we work closely with our suppliers to ensure our jewelry is produced in the most ethical way possible. ▪️Recycled Metals - At three x seven Jewelry, we are committed to ethical sourcing and environmental sustainability in all aspects of our operations. This includes using 100% recycled materials in our manufacturing processes.

WE CARE. Your order will be packaged using Eco-friendly materials. ▪️ Mailer: 100% Biodegradable: The bubble wrap is made of PBAT and modified corn starch. The envelope is made of kraft. They are certified by BPI, OK compost and meet the standards of ASTM 6400 and EN13432. They generates less CO2 than traditional plastic. Please Note : Shelf life 12 months. Please keep them in a cool dry place below 95°F, avoid direct sunlight. ▪️ Pouch: 100% Compostable : Made 100% plant-based material in accordance with the standards of ASTM 6400, EN13432, BPI and OK COMPOST. They generate less CO2 than traditional clear plastic bags. ▪️ Box: 100% sustainable: Made of kraft paper. It leaves no impact on the environment, and kraft paper can be recycled for use in new packaging. Double-faced satin ribbon is reusable.

Jewelers for Children was founded in 1999 by the U.S. jewelry industry with the mission of helping children in need. Since its inception, JFC has donated more than $57 million to programs benefiting children whose lives have been affected by illness, abuse, or neglect through their charity partners. We donate some percentage of the sales price to the JFC.

Born in Sapporo/Hokkaido, Japan. Moved to the U.S. in 2005. While attending San Francisco State University, she studied psychology, color science, and gemology. While gaining experience at a jewelry store in San Francisco, she learned the basics of jewelry metal smithing under Alan Revere and Nyya Lark, and obtained jewelry professional certifications from the Gemological Institute of America. As a jewelry artist, she began creating original designs and won numerous awards including the Grand Prize at international design contests held in the United States, Japan, and Italy. She has exhibited her original works at art events and museums around the world, including the United States, Europe, China, India, and Japan. Her work has been featured in various media, both domestic and international. She has been selected to be a member of the jury for the 5th consecutive year since 2017 at the annual international design contest (A' Design Award & Competition) held in Italy. After working in sales at a jewelry store in San Francisco, she became the general manager and was in charge of direction including purchasing, planning, sales promotion, and public relations. After that, she became completely independent taking giving birth as an opportunity and started her own business. She launched three x seven Jewelry, a sustainable jewelry brand that uses materials and mechanisms with less environmental impact to contribute to solving environmental and social issues, which she had envisioned for many years. We are not only pursuing our own profits but are also trying to be able to be part of the solution to the world's various environmental and social issues.