When I started using recycled silver, it felt symbolic. But then I learned the numbers: producing recycled silver cuts carbon emissions by up to two-thirds compared to newly mined silver. That’s not symbolism — that’s real impact.
At first, I sourced from small European refiners who melted down old jewelry scraps. But I wanted to go further — to show customers why this matters. So I began creating infographics comparing energy use between recycled and mined silver. I shared them at fairs and on my blog. The reactions surprised me. People wanted to know more. Some even brought in old jewelry to recycle.
It reminded me how awareness fuels action. Change doesn’t always start with government policy or big brands. Sometimes it starts with a student selling one honest product at a time.
Recycled silver isn’t a trend — it’s proof that sustainability can shine just as brightly.
Yikai Markus Chen 
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