-20%
Cufflinks in solid silver and recycled bombs Xiengkhuang
- 20%
€111.20
€139.00
The bottom is made of solid silver, the upper part is made from the bombs unearthed and recycled from Laos. This country was bombed in the 1970's more than Germany and Japan reunited during the second world war.
A portion of the profits will help the MAG (Mines Advisory Group) to clear these devastated areas by bombing, these bombs continue to kill 300 people every years.
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Descriptif du produit
In details
Dimensions:
Length: 23mm.
Width: 25mm.
Material:
Solid silver, recycled bombs
Packaging:
The cufflinks come in a luxury cufflinks case.
Shipping & returns
- Delivery in France:
Delivered tomorrow for any order placed before 12pm with Chronopost or Chrono Relais*
Free delivery in metropolitan France from €150
- Free returns in metropolitan France
You have a period of 30 days from the delivery of the products to change your mind and return the merchandise to us.
All about online exchanges and returns
All about International delivery
(*) excluding weekends and public holidays
Payments
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Pay in 3 or 4 interest-free installments by credit card from €300
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Transforming horror into beauty.
Between 1964 and 1973 during the Vietnam War, more than 2 million tons of bombs were dropped on Laos, making it the most heavily bombed country (per capita) in human history. Since the 1970s, Laotian craftsmen and farmers have been recycling these bombs into spoons by recovering metal from the shells. Elizabeth and Camille, the brand's founders, drew inspiration from this unique expertise and decided to transform these bomb remnants into jewelry to raise funds in collaboration with MAG (Mines Advisory Group), which finances demining operations.
A positive approach.
The artisans, from one of the most heavily bombed provinces in Laos, work closely with Article22 to create these unique pieces of jewelry. The packaging also has its own story. Made from rice paper and cotton pouches, these are produced directly in Laos by a women's collective to help support more artisans - in total, Article22 employs more than 40 artisans in Laos.
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