High fashion meets sustainability in renowned jewelry designer Jennifer Fisher’s latest collaboration. 



The designer has teamed up with sustainable diamond producer Diamond Foundry on a collection of eight mis-matched diamond studs. The earring styles include four trillions, three emerald-cut diamonds, and one keystone diamond, all of which are encased in 18k yellow-gold settings that are specially crafted for each stone. They are available on Fisher’s e-commerce site.



“To align with Diamond Foundry’s unique production methods, I wanted to make something non-traditional,” said Fisher in a release. “I see these studs as a bit more modern, intended to be worn mismatched. The studs will be sold as singles and no stone is alike.”



Fisher’s modern and dainty aesthetic, coupled with Diamond Foundry’s green initiatives, strike a perfect balance between classic beauty and ecological integrity. The Diamond Foundry is based in San Francisco, and is the first and only of its industry to use cutting-edge solar technology to produce, aboveground, certified carbon-neutral diamonds.


The forthcoming collaboration represents a highly-anticipated next step for Fisher, whose dainty and minimalist designs have garnered notable recognition from the Council of Fashion Designers of America and the Accessories Counsel Excellence Awards. And with this new collabo, it looks like she’s got yet another gem to add to her resumé.

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