Wonther: Portuguese brand launches collection in natural silver

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The Portuguese jewellery brand Wonther has just launched its first line in natural silver, thus ensuring a lower wear of the pieces and making them more sustainable, as no other materials are used in their production.

Chosen by references in the fashion world, such as the editor Rachael Wang for Vogue or the renowned newspaper The Guardian, the Portuguese brand has been acclaimed by the international media as an example of sustainability and ethics in the world of jewellery.

“Yes, we have heard every one of you, and here they are: Wonther silver coins. 100% silver, 100% natural. We believe in embracing nature, so we take everything out of our silver pieces and decide to accept them as they are. We have adopted the natural shine of silver, it’s not coated with anything but silver – it’s totally natural, it’s just beautiful. We hope you enjoy the new pieces and commit to embracing your natural side,” says the Portuguese brand on its website.

Find out more about this new collection on their website here.

29 de April, 2021
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