An environmental mindset in Everything We do
Since our founding in 2015, sustainability has been at the forefront of our business and entrepreneurial mindset. The only way to 100% ensure a jewelry business is sustainable is to vertically integrate our entire operation. We committed to using 100% recycled metals for every single piece and also go above and beyond to source gemstones that have a traceable history to a regenerative mining facility or lab.
Vertical Integration
At Dillon•Rose, vertical integration is paramount to our edict on ethical business. This means we craft our offerings entirely in-house, ensuring top-tier quality and eco-consciousness at every stage.
Vertically integrated production isn’t cheap or easy, it requires experts in each step of production which can be challenging, but it also allows companies to oversee the ENTIRE production process. Most importantly for us, it allows us to keep a close eye on quality and sustainability. We believe in maintaining the highest quality of jewelry while creating equitable jobs in ethical ways.
In short, vertically integrated production is not only more environmentally and socially responsible, but it helps us to maintain superior quality every step of the way.
Our Commitment to Sustainability
1% For The Planet
Our appreciation for nature and our conviction to create sustainable, equitable systems led us to join 1% For the Planet, pledging to give at least 1% of gross income to conservation efforts. Our jewelry features 100% recycled metals, conflict-free diamonds and responsibly sourced gemstones.
100% Recyclable Packaging
Single-use plastic and out-of-control packaging have been at the forefront of our minds since shipping our first piece of jewelry. We only source 100% recyclable materials, paper, boxes, and more so you can collect jewelry and not boxes! Feel free to safely recycle all of the packaging your ring came in.
One of the most sustainable practices we offer is Heirloom Redesign. Reimagine your inherited jewels with a custom design that speaks directly to your personal family story.
The Dillon Rose Journal
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Crystals and Cacti - Tucson Gem Show
My time spent at the Tucson Gem Show. Exploring gemstones, desert landscapes and the hidden potential inspired by both.
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Lessons from a Pearl
Lessons from the making of a baroque pearl necklace.
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A Homecoming 10th year
Revisiting the beaches in Mexico where my jewelry making journey began.