Are you looking to upgrade your jewelry collection without denting your wallet? Trading up your jewelry can be an affordable way to refresh your style and benefit the environment. Here are three sustainable advantages of trading up your jewelry: 

 

Reduce Environmental Waste

By trading up your jewelry, you give your old pieces a new life instead of letting them collect dust in your drawer or end up in a landfill. Refurbishing older pieces helps reduce waste from jewelry production and manufacturing processes. In addition, some jewelers use sustainable materials and ethical practices during production, making it an eco-friendlier choice. 

 

Reduce Production and Manufacturing Demand 

Instead of buying cheap, fast-fashion jewelry that needs replacement frequently, you can invest in high-quality pieces built to last. These items can have more excellent value with an upgrade over time. As a result, you can save money and reduce the demand for fast fashion and its negative environmental impact. 

 

Support Local Jewelers and Communities 

Trading up your jewelry at a local jeweler supports small businesses and contributes to the local community. Local jewelers often understand the materials they use and where they come from better, making it easier to choose ethical and sustainable options. Plus, you get personalized service and the opportunity to build a relationship with your jeweler. 

 

Jewelry Trade-Up Program to Help You Make an Environmental Impact

Trading up your jewelry is a sustainable and cost-effective way to upgrade your jewelry collection while reducing waste, supporting local businesses, and making more conscious environmental choices. So next time you want to refresh your style, consider trading up your jewelry instead of buying new. Bergstrom Studio offers a jewelry trade-up program to help you create custom pieces you truly love and cherish. Receive a full credit on the purchase price of your diamond for a larger upgrade in the future. Call to schedule an appointment to discuss your options today.