Learn 5 ways to help save the pangolin! Discover conservation organizations and projects aimed at protecting this endangered species. #SaveThePangolin

As an individual who holds a profound admiration for African wildlife, I am thrilled to share with you some intriguing information regarding the large and incredible animals of Africa, specifically Africa's Big 5 Animals. In this blog post, we will explore Africa's Big 5 Animals that inhabit the African savanna, including the majestic African elephant and lion.

Discover why ground hornbills are considered vulnerable, the causes of their decline, and how you can help with ground hornbill conservation!

A true example of following one’s dreams and putting it all on the line in the name of destiny, Bhasmang Mehta left his family pharmaceutical business to follow his heart into wildlife photography. A qualified Chemist living in the US, Bhasmang is originally from India where his love for wildlife - especially tigers - was born. Now, an award-winning photographer with a 20-year career under his belt, Bhasmang shares his love for wild places and animals by taking guests into India’s most renowned National Parks where he leads photographic expeditions. Africa and Asia’s big cats are his inspiration, and it’s no surprise it’s the Tiger’s Eye bracelets that catch his attention the most! We couldn’t be more supportive of individuals...

Unfortunately, Rhinos are famous for being one of the most poached animal in the world. Here are 5 facts you might not know about that incredible animal!

Handled by professionals, the responsible dehorning of a rhino requires a dedicated team, passionate about saving the lives of as many rhinos as possible. Have a closer look at what it takes to protect rhinos!

It’s Father’s Day just around the corner, giving us every reason to celebrate Dads and reflect on the role they play in our lives. And celebrate we shall, using this limited Father’s Day discount offering 15% off our jewellery prices store-wide when you use the discount code FD22! 

Baboons are very well known for their similarities with humans. Indeed, they are close evolutionary relatives, and on average, baboons and humans have a genetic similarity of 94%! Here are 5 facts you might not know about them.

Do you feel concerned, anxious, or overwhelmed by climate change and the loss of our planet’s wildlife? Join Wild Tomorrow Fund on Climate Ride.

The need to conserve and protect resources can no longer afford humanity the luxury of sticking with inefficient textile manufacturing methods and fabrics that burden the environment. Luckily, there are plenty of alternatives that can fill your closets without the resulting waste and pollution.