You're Going to Want Every Piece from Reformation and SOKO's Jewelry Collaboration
The sustainable brands joined forces on a capsule collection of ethically made jewelry—including fall'sand fresh takes on hoop earrings. Made using SOKO's signature materials—reclaimed cow horn and wood, and recycled brass—each of the limited-edition collection's four pieces is less than $100. Like the rest of SOKO's jewelry, the pieces are all handmade in Kenya by female artisans who earn five times more than the average artisan worker.
Along with the ethical roots and feel-good ethos behind the SOKO x Reformation collaboration, the pieces make for chic additions to your fall wardrobe. From the gold chain-link necklace to the wooden hoops, each feels unique—offering a break from your standard jewelry without breaking the bank.
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