For every piece of jewelry sold, we plant a tree in your name - guaranteed. We work with the renowned environmental organization tree-nation, which plants the trees for us. Tree-nation offers a modern platform for environmental protection and makes tree donations transparent and traceable.
After you have purchased a product in our shop, you will automatically receive an email from tree-nation informing you that we have planted a tree in your name.
You can accept your personalized tree gift from this email and view it in our corporate forest. If you'd like, you can also leave us a message about your tree—you'll need to log in to tree-nation to do so.
We'll plant the tree even if you don't open the email. Because we're committed to doing something good for the environment with every product we sell.
As soon as you have accepted your personal tree gift from tree-nations, you can download your tree certificate. The certificate is signed by the manager of the plantation project and contains all the important information about your tree: type, location, information about the plantation project, CO2 compensation values and much more. To download your certificate, you must log in to tree-nation.
Trees are true wonders of nature. They bind carbon dioxide (CO2) and convert it into biomass and oxygen. Through the evaporation of water, they help cool the forest floor in summer and protect it from drying out. They also increase water retention in the landscape and enrich the soil with humus, which also stores a lot of CO2.
In addition, trees provide habitat and food for numerous animal and plant species. Our forests also serve as recreational areas for us humans. Their diverse ecosystem services are essential for the regional climate and a living planet. Given these positive properties, it is obvious that tree planting makes a lot of sense.
Without reforestation, the massive destruction of forests both in Europe and worldwide will destroy our planet and our climate in the long term.
Every year, an average of 13 million hectares of forest disappear due to deforestation. Humans are the main cause of this destruction: healthy forests are converted into agricultural land, and our consumption of meat, soy, palm oil and other products is directly linked to global forest loss.
Climate change is making the situation even worse. Ever more extreme forest fires are destroying large areas of land every year. These fires are often the result of arson to enforce economic interests, gain land and extract raw materials.
Global deforestation threatens the future of our forests and has a direct impact on our climate and therefore on us humans.
