Saturday-Wednesday 11am-5pm; Thursday-Friday 11am-7pm: 211 MacKenzie Ave
Saturday-Wednesday 11am-5pm; Thursday-Friday 11am-7pm: 211 MacKenzie Ave
Visit our store:
211 MacKenzie Ave
Revelstoke, BC
Store opening hours:
Saturday-Wednesday:
11-5pm
Thursday-Friday:
11-7pm
Visit our store:
211 MacKenzie Ave
Revelstoke, BC
Store opening hours:
Saturday-Wednesday:
11-5pm
Thursday-Friday:
11-7pm
Gemstone Collection
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Botanical Collection
Feather & Wing Collection
Boreal Collection
True North Collection
Ocean Collection
Lava Collection
by Kat Cadegan December 27, 2022 2 min read
Social and environmental issues within the jewellery supply chain have created a movement away from fast fashion, mass-produced pieces. This shift brings about a return to quality and craftsmanship — one that is forged in a commitment to sustainable practices. These practices are being driven by passionate jewellers, as well as growing market demand.
More than ever, conscious consumers are using their purchasing power to support brands that strive to produce ethically sourced, high-end jewellery. Brands like Kat Cadegan Jewellery, whose timeless pieces are Canadian-made and ‘handcrafted from the heart’.
But how exactly is jewellery ethically produced? To craft jewellery with a history that a client can be proud of, a sustainably-minded artisan, like Kat, must consider the following:
Recycling metal is one way to reduce negative social and environmental impacts associated with mining. However, eco-friendly sustainable practices can be implemented in other ways throughout the entire jewellery-making process; from studio practices to packaging. All Kat Cadegan Jewellery comes in a reusable fabric pouch and is shipped to the customer using sustainable, non-toxic, and eco-friendly packaging by noissue.ca.
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