Founded in 2010, Canadian brand Ecksand Jewelry offers made-in-Canada fine jewelry with a sustainable spin.
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Founded in 2010, Canadian brand Ecksand Jewelry offers made-in-Canada fine jewelry with a sustainable spin.
“We cater to individuals who seek high-end jewelry with a conscience, valuing ethically sourced materials and transparent business practices,” Erica Bianchini, co-founder and creative director of the Montreal-based brand, explains.
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We caught up with Bianchini to learn more:
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Q: For those who aren’t familiar, what is Ecksand Jewelry?
A: Renowned for our impeccable craftsmanship and commitment to sustainability, we offer a diverse range of jewelry, including bridal rings and customized options. Our focus is on creating a sustainable high-end jewelry experience that is approachable, with ethically sourced, quality pieces, transparent pricing, and minimal environmental impact. The combination of timeless beauty and impeccable Canadian craftsmanship has positioned us as a front-runner in jewelry trends, particularly in the bridal market.
Q: What makes it unique?
A: Our uniqueness lies in our commitment to practicality and sustainability. Each piece is designed to be worn and cherished for generations, showcasing intricate craftsmanship with high-quality materials that prioritize ethical and sustainable practices. This dedication sets us apart and has established Ecksand as one of the leading Montreal jewellers in ethical and sustainable jewelry practices.
Q: Who is the target customer?
A: Ecksand appeals to those who desire timeless, statement pieces that are not only beautifully crafted, but also environmentally responsible. We also specialize in bridal as well as custom jewelry, serving both future brides and grooms who want elegant pieces that symbolize their love and commitment while keeping sustainability in mind. Our pieces have even been seen on notable figures like Meghan Markle, Oprah Winfrey and actress Abigail Spencer.
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Q: Is there a ‘hero’ design in the collection?
A: While I love all our collections, the Iconic Duel Collection holds a special place in my heart. Inspired by the art of fencing, it features bold and fearless designs that embody the metaphorical suit of armour we wear daily. The collection celebrates the harmonious marriage of strength and elegance, with each piece acting as a canvas of history and modernity. Among the pieces, include our Gold Wrap Bangle, Oversized Diamond Chain Necklace, and Gold Chain Ring. The clean lines, sharp edges and intricate motifs in the designs showcase the precision of craftsmanship, making the Iconic Duel Collection a standout expression of our commitment to luxury, sustainability and timeless beauty.
Q: What is the price range for your pieces?
A: Most of our jewelry falls within the $1,000 to $5,000 category, though we do have pieces that fall outside of that range.
Q: And where can people check them out?
A: You can explore our pieces on our website ecksand.com, on our social-media platforms @ecksand or in-person at our downtown Montreal store.
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