An independent side-by-side ethics comparison of Brilliant Earth and Mejuri across certifications, average sustainability score and product range.
92/100 avg ethics
3 products tracked
Certifications
82.8/100 avg ethics
5 products tracked
Certifications

Luxury lab-grown diamond studs featuring ethically sourced recycled 14k gold and Beyond Conflict Free™ standards.

A quintessential ethical engagement ring featuring Beyond Conflict Free™ diamonds and recycled precious metals, backed by industry-leading transparency standards.

Superior ethical alternative to mined diamonds, featuring carbon-neutral lab diamonds set in recycled 14k gold. A timeless staple for the conscious consumer seeking luxury without the environmental or social toll of traditional mining.

Mejuri's signature 14k gold hoops are crafted from 70% certified recycled gold, combining timeless luxury with a commitment to traceability and lower carbon mining impact.

A staple of modern ethical luxury, these 14k solid gold hoops are crafted using 70-80% recycled gold through a transparent supply chain that prioritizes circularity and fair labor practices.

Handcrafted from 100% certified recycled 14kt gold, these minimalist hoops offer timeless luxury with a significantly lower environmental footprint than mined alternatives.

Handcrafted in 14k solid gold, these timeless hoops prioritize material traceability and long-term durability through audited supply chains.

Handcrafted in 14k solid gold, these best-selling hoops represent a shift toward accessible fine jewelry with a focus on recycled materials and supply chain visibility.
Brilliant Earth scores higher on independent ethics scoring: Brilliant Earth averages 92/100 vs Mejuri at 82.8/100.
Brilliant Earth appears with 7 verified certifications (SCS Certified, B Corp, Carbon Neutral, Responsible Jewellery Council, Climate Neutral). Mejuri appears with 7 (Responsible Jewellery Council, SCS Global Services, Positive Luxury Butterfly Mark, B Corp, Climate Neutral).
Yes. Both brands are scored by the same methodology — never paid placement. See our methodology page for the weighting.