Keeping our environmental footprint as small as possible is at the heart of everything we do at Ted & Tallulah.

We work with recycled gold and sterling silver, combining responsibly sourced materials with traditional jewellery making techniques that minimise environmental impact. By creating collections in small batches and one-off pieces, we reduce waste and ensure every material is valued. Any precious metal offcuts, filings, dust, and scrap are carefully collected, melted down, and recycled into future creations.

We are equally mindful when sourcing our gemstones, diamonds, and packaging, striving to work only with sustainable resources and ethical supply chains. This includes gemstones sourced from responsible mines and diamonds recovered from the seabed, offering beautiful alternatives with greater transparency and traceability.

Every jewellery purchase includes a reusable storage pouch or bag, designed to protect your piece and encourage a more sustainable approach to packaging. Whether used for your jewellery or repurposed for something entirely different, we hope it becomes a lasting part of your everyday life.

Thoughtfully made. Responsibly sourced. Designed to be treasured for generations.

We are proud to work with Ocean Diamonds who ethically source diamonds from the seabed, you can read more about their story, or watch their video here 

Living on the Dorset Coast has taught me a genuine appreciation for the sea and the shore and how powerful it is, yet fragile at the same time. So in honour of one the most important ecosystems on our planet we are supporting World Ocean Day [8th June 2026]. Find out more about World Ocean Day

 

                                                  

It has been important for us to realise that sustainability is a journey and not a done deal. So in order to offset any mistakes that we may make along the way, we have partnered with Ecologi to fund the planting of a tree with every Ted & Tallulah purchase.  

Sustainability is important to us and we are learning every day....