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Linda Loudermilk

Water Is a Human Right Necklace

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Eco Citizen Online Linda Loudermilk Water Is a Human Right Necklace

Why It's Good:

This delicate little sparkler dutifully adds a bit of glimmer at your neckline, but upon closer inspection it reveals its charm.

Why It's Green:

Designed by eco-fashion guru Linda Loudermilk and made of reclaimed silver with a recycled crystal accent, the purchase of this necklace benefits the YEW Foundation to support organizations with clean water initiatives.

Where To Get It:

www.uncommongoods.com | $75