Fair Trade Jewelry
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Our fair trade jewelry is created in collaboration with our artisans-partners in India, Nepal, and Thailand, in a logic of fairtrade jewelry. Omyoki crafts are entirely handmade, by carefully chosen craftsmen. We also offer you some ethnic jewelry found on site, during our trips. The silver jewelry is composed of 925 silver and semi-precious stones: labradorite, moonstone, turquoise, rose quartz, larimar, lapis lazuli ... and our golden designer jewelry is costume jewelry in fine metal, with finishes quality.
Omyoki offers handmade jewelry for women, each collection with a unique design:
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Omyoki offers silver jewelry, gold jewelry, and fair trade accessories.
Omyoki was created to promote ethical fashion. We provide handmade jewelry and products made by artisans from developing countries. We chose to promote fair trade to transform the living and working conditions of artisans and their families in less favored countries than ours.
Our fair trade jewelry is handmade in India, Nepal, by Tibetans from Indian and Nepalese communities, and by Karen tribes in Thailand. Choosing ethical fashion is choosing to consume products made in traditional ways, in workshops that have decent wages, good working ethics and methods, but also to help local people preserve ancient craft and knowledge.
Our products are made by craftsmen in small workshops, or by groups of women, or by isolated craftsmen. Our goal is to provide work in less favored areas than ours and to improve the lives of artisans and their families.
Our ideal is to provide work in areas less favored than ours and to improve the lives of artists and their families. Each workshop was visited to check the working conditions, the non-employment of children, the quality of life and the fair remuneration of the artisans.
