Recycled silver and gold is where it's at this Christmas and every eco-minded gift giver knows it. This dainty recycled solid Sterling silver curl necklace from Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery, has been set with a brilliant diamond to make it stand out on every outfit. Inspired by nature, the pendant is 9mm across and comes on an 8 inch chain.

If you've been really, really good for Father Christmas, he might consider this stunning bracelet from Lark & Berry. They create all of their jewellery with lab grown diamonds and gems, which are chemically identical to mined ones but don't have as high a price tag or environmental impact. This Multi-Coloured Bracelet comes in 14K yellow gold and features emeralds, yellow and purple sapphires.

Gold rings aren't just for married folks. Catch Rhys' delicate recycled 9 carat rose gold D ring is for anyone who wants to rock some minimal bling on their fingers. Treat yourself, a friend, or yes your other half this Christmas with a ring that doesn't have to be the ring. Catch Rhys is a British made jewellery brand that focuses on honestly priced, simple gold jewellery that you won't grow out of.

Emma Aitchison's 'Polluted Bracelet' looks a lot nicer than it sounds! This impressive ethical jeweller is inspired by our impact on the environment and this bangle with moving recycled brass silver hoops is reflective of plastic in the ocean. The hoops are linked together by ripple beads which have been handformed. Each piece is made as sustainably as possible and her studio offsets its carbon emissions. Available on Unearth Store.

If you liked the curl necklace above, check out these studs from the same collection. Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery makes them in 9ct Fairtrade rose gold (pictured), recycled solid Sterling silver and gold. The studs sit around 9mm across the front and will add an ethical elegance to whatever you're wearing. Kick off 2020 with an eco-chic addition to your jewellery box

Take the sun with you wherever you go in 2020 with RAW Copenhagen's handcrafted and hammered circle pendant. It comes in Sterling silver or 24 karat gold plated Sterling silver. This Danish inspired minimal jewellery brand gives 10% of its profits to charity, everything is beautifully wrapped up in recycled packaging and is a fabulous addition to your everyday ethical jewellery box. Layer it up with other necklaces for a boho look.

https://rawcopenhagen.co.uk/collections/elements/products/large-orbit-of-the-sun-necklace

Ethical gold lover and jewellery designer, Natalie Perry's tiny leaf studs make a small but stunning statement of your commitment to ethical jewellery. Update your stud game with these intricate leaves made from recycled gold and .015ct brilliant cut white diamonds. They'll make your everyday look even more excellent.

Delicate yet miminal, this Paisley necklace from Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery, will be your 2020 go to. The trio of falling leaves design is simple but stylish and the Fairtrade 9 carat yellow gold pendant sits perfectly with an organic black or white cotton T-shirt. Want a really big treat? Match it with the Paisley earrings from the same collection below.

Over at EC One, one of the only B Corp certified jewellers in the UK, there's this Diamond Flower Bracelet in 9ct recycled gold with a fully-traceable rose-cut grey diamond. It's perfect to brighten up a pale winter wrist and subtle enough that you can layer up other pieces around it. 

If you love someone to the moon and back, this stunning number might be the ethically sourced necklace for you. 18 carat fair mined gold is set with a sprinkling of ethically sourced diamonds or coloured stones, Swedish ethical jewellers, Hargreaves, will create your own crescent moon, unique to you. The moon is pleasingly reassuring to hold and wear and is inspired by a clear sky over the Swedish coast.

These delicate paisley drop earrings from Harriet Kelsall Bespoke Jewellery look like falling autumn leaves and add a touch of chic to any winter outfit. Made from 9ct Fairtrade gold, they sit flat on your ear and are made by one of the UK's most high profile ethical jewellery designers, Harriet Kelsall.