Add the perfect accessory to your outfit with the NoWa Infinity bracelet. This bracelet is designed and handmade by jewelery designer Eva Schreuder. Did you know that the Infinity sign stands for eternity, strength and endless love? That is also NoWa's message:  endlessly reusing raw materials and showing that you can make the most beautiful things from waste. From Trash to Treasure.

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- Material: 100% recycled silver from waste phones, with a layer of 14KT gold. The waste telephones were collected in Africa by Closing the Loop. The strap is durable satin cord in off-white.

- Size: adjustable, so exactly how big or small you want to wear it

This bracelet is part of the 'You are Worth Gold' collection. We combine the beauty of the piece of jewelery with this beautiful compliment, making it extra fun to receive and to give. At the same time, the message also contributes to our mission: on the back of the card it says: 'You are worth gold... and so is your old telephone'. Can you guess what will hopefully happen next :) Exactly! Hand in that bite! And.. spread the word!

Everyone loves phones. Nobody likes waste. Worldwide there are hundreds of millions of old mobile phones in people's drawers. Nothing to do.

NoWa is on a mission to collect these old discarded phones and turn them into something beautiful. As our raw materials are running out, it is becoming increasingly important that we recycle more. Only then can we reuse valuable raw materials - such as gold and silver in old telephones. For example, to make beautiful circular jewelry :)

E-waste is the fastest growing waste stream and a major problem. That is why we work together with our partner Closing the Loop. They collect and ship discarded phones from Africa and then recycle them responsibly. For every piece of jewelry we sell, we donate a part, so that Closing the Loop can continue the work. In this way, all metals from waste telephones are used for eternity, and you contribute to less E-waste worldwide.

In addition, we also think it is important to move in an inclusive society. The jewelry that you receive beautifully packaged at home is packed in a sheltered workshop. This will create more jobs for people with a distance to the labor market.