Sustainability & Materials
Special Pieces, Special Planet
The jewellery for your big day doesn’t have to have a big impact on the planet. Here at LILY & ROO, we’re as committed to sustainability as we are to creating your perfect pieces, from our made-to-order designs to our 100% eco-friendly packaging. Want to know more? You’re in the right place.
A Home for Every Piece
All of our Pearl jewellery is made to order which means zero wastage. We don’t work with stockists or wholesalers so we’re completely in control of every piece we make. It also means we’re able to ensure our designs are affordable and accessible.
Style that Lasts
We’re all about wear-forever jewellery that looks just as good walking down the aisle as it does at brunch. That’s why all of our engraving and personalisation is done right here in our UK studio using machine or laser techniques for a beautiful, high-quality finish that really does last a lifetime.
Made in the UK
Most of our pieces are made in our UK studio by our talented all-female team of designers and makers. Additional components are produced in the UK, India and Thailand using sustainable, ethical factories carefully selected by us.
Created with Recycled Metals
Whether your piece is solid Gold, Gold-filled or Sterling Silver, where we can, we use recycled materials for our jewellery. In fact all of our suppliers are proud members of Fairmined - an active force for good in guaranteeing gold is from a sustainable source that is respectful to people and communities. This means less wastage, less pollution and less destruction of precious habitats through mining.
Ethical Stones Every Time
Here at LILY & ROO, all of our Diamonds adhere to the Kimberley Process, meaning each stone is ethical and conflict-free from mine to market. Our genuine freshwater Pearls are ethically-sourced and never synthetic for a beautiful, iridescent shine that doesn’t cost the Earth.
Our Packaging is 100% Eco-Friendly
Your LILY & ROO packaging is 100% eco-friendly, from the jewellery box to the delivery bag. When it comes to being 100% recyclable, we still have work to do. The great news is, we’re on track to get there soon and we’ll keep you posted.
Want to speak more about sustainability? Just ask.
