Endangered Gorilla OMA Bracelet
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Gorillas are some of our closest counterparts here on Earth, yet are under the threat of extinction due to human-caused habitat loss. Not only does every Gorilla OMA bracelet protect an ACRE of endangered rainforest, an ADDITIONAL 5% of proceeds are donated to The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund to support them in their mission of protecting these gentle giants for generations to come!
SPECS:
- Made with tagua, an all-natural organic material sustainably sourced from Ecuador & colored with natural vegetable dyes
- Every bracelet funds the protection of both endangered rainforests and gorillas through Rainforest Trust® & The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund®.
- All natural jute hemp carrying pouch
- 100% handmade by indigenous artisans
- Vetted partner of the World Fair Trade Organization
- Unisex, adjustable, waterproof
SHIPPING:
We are proud to ship all orders using Sendle, a 100% carbon-neutral shipping service. You can learn more about our commitment to sustainability by clicking here.
U.S. Orders: 3-5 business days for delivery. International: 5-10 business days. Shipping fees calculated at checkout. Please note that some international orders may incur customs fees, we advise you to check with your local post authority.
WHY OMA?
Unlike other bracelets that claim to be "100% handmade" while being mass produced in a factory in China, our bracelets are TRULY handmade by indigenous artisans in the Ecuadorian Amazon from sustainably sourced natural materials. Many companies will use words like "recycled" and "eco-friendly" to greenwash the true impact of their products, but we stand by our commitment to create TRULY sustainable products that have the future of our planet as the top priority.
OUR PROMISE
We stand by our products 100%. If you have any issues whatsoever, we'll replace or refund your order, no questions asked!
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I found this bracelet to be a beautiful example of natural craftsmanship. Than you for bringing this to us. I have given others of these away to our little free clinic in Guatemala.
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