Ethical Dupes
10 ethical dupes for The Hope Necklace
Equal or higher ethics score · Equal or lower price · Jewelry & Accessories. Hand-picked from our independently scored catalog.
The picks
Sorted by ethics score. Each card shows the delta vs your original.
Handcrafted in Kenya using a mobile-tech platform to connect independent artisans with global markets, these hoops are a masterpiece of ethical fashion.
A stunning hand-stitched scarf made from organic cotton and vintage silk by marginalized women in India.
A high-performance, carbon-neutral vegan beanie that provides the warmth of wool without the itch or animal impact—a staple for seasonal Prime Day shoppers.
A unique, water-resistant accessory handcrafted by artisans in Cambodia using upcycled cement and rice sacks, promoting circularity and fair wages.
A minimalist, closed-loop ring handcrafted by refugees in the Jerash camp using salvaged Jordan Valley olive wood and recycled brass scrap.
A culturally significant accessory designed by Turtle Mountain Chippewa artist Jessica Metcalfe, specifically priced to be accessible for youth activists.
Hand-crafted from 100% recycled nylon fishing nets, these durable coasters prevent marine pollution while providing a sleek, modular aesthetic for the eco-conscious home.
An ultra-budget, vibrant bracelet made from recycled glass bottles and salvaged leather offcuts, supporting Maasai women in East Africa.
Handcrafted by Anishinaabe artisans, these small accessories utilize ethically harvested shells and traditional materials to promote spiritual grounding.
Hand-crafted in high-tech micro-batches, these vibrant keychain tags are made from non-recyclable 'soft' plastics that usually end up in landfills or the sea.