Pretty Pink Eco-Jewellery  
Email: info@prettypinkjewellery.com  
Website: www.prettypinkjewellery.com  

 Pretty Pink Eco-Jewellery is proud to highlight the remarkable sustainability of Vegetable Ivory, a key material featured in our exquisite eco-jewellery collections. Sourced from the Tagua palm, this renewable resource not only offers an ethical alternative to traditional ivory but also supports local communities in South America.

Vegetable Ivory is derived from the seeds of the Tagua palm, which grows in the lush tropical rainforests. The harvesting process is environmentally friendly and helps preserve the delicate ecosystems in which these palm trees thrive. By choosing Vegetable Ivory, we contribute to the protection of endangered species and promote sustainable practices.

In addition to its ecological benefits, the harvesting of Tagua provides vital employment opportunities for thousands of families in South America. As communities rely on this income for their livelihoods, they actively engage in conserving their natural environment, creating a positive cycle of sustainability and community empowerment.

At Pretty Pink Eco-Jewellery, we are dedicated to crafting beautiful, ethically made pieces that reflect our commitment to both the planet and craftsmanship. Each creation is thoughtfully designed in Scotland by our founder, Ilana, before being brought to life by talented artisans in Colombia and Ecuador.

Our eco-jewellery pieces are not just accessories; they are a statement about sustainability, beauty, and connection to the earth. We invite you to explore our collections and join us in celebrating the wonders of Vegetable Ivory.

**About Pretty Pink Eco-Jewellery**  
Pretty Pink Eco-Jewellery is a Scotland-based brand dedicated to creating stunning jewellery pieces that are not only beautiful but also environmentally responsible. Through the use of ethically sourced materials like Vegetable Ivory, we aim to make a positive impact on the planet and the people who inhabit it. For more information, please visit www.prettypinkjewellery.com.