Article 22 Peace Sign Ornament

 

Article 22’s peace sign ornament is a fitting message for the jewellery company named after the 22nd article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights that uses the metal from unexploded landmines and melted-down shrapnel left behind in Laos during the Vietnam War. They transform the negative into a positive with their line of ethically created jewellery and ornaments.

 

HOW IS IT MADE?

  • Created in Laos by local artisans who melt down the metal from war debris, including unexploded landmines, left behind after the Vietnam War.
  • Proceeds are reinvested to continue to clear contaminated land. Your purchase contributes to MAG (Mines Advisory Group) to safely & expertly clear some of the 80 million unexploded bombs contaminating land in Laos
  • This purchase clears 2m2 of Laotian landscape
  • Each piece gives back to support traditional Laotian artisan livelihoods, village development and community endeavors
  • Article 22 pays local artisans at least 5 times the local minimum wage


WHAT ELSE SHOULD I KNOW?

  • This ornament measures 4cm in diameter and includes a silk cord that measures 15cm in length (makes the ornament drop 7.5cm when hanging)
  • Each piece of Article 22 jewellery comes with a story card and a canvas drawstring bag, making it a perfect gift idea

 750,000

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Article 22

As seen on Emma Watson and Olivia Wilde, the Laotian jewellery brand Article 22 uses metal schrapnel from unexploded landmines left behind from the Vietnam War. Discover the fascinating story behind their peaceBOMB bracelet…
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