Over the past decades, we have supported many important social causes with special charity jewelry. We have focused on selected charities, particularly organizations and projects that support women and children. Find out more about our charity jewelry from previous years below.

The delicate but strong silver pendant was designed by goldsmith Taru Harmaala Chaloff. The charity supported was the Finnish Federation of Mother and Child Homes and Shelters.

Proceeds from the sales of the Cross of Friendship pendant in silver supported the volunteer activities carried out by the Suurella Sydämellä (Big Heart) program of the Finn Church Domestic Aid. The pendant is designed by goldsmith Tiina Lahtinen and is still for sale but the charity collaboration has ended.

The Precious Sunshine charm, featuring a blue or red precious stone, was designed by goldsmith Lina Simons. The proceeds from its sales supported the Save the Children organization.

The jewelry series Sheltered, designed by goldsmith Taru Harmaala Chaloff, supported the New Children's Hospital 2017 project in Helsinki.

The proceeds from the sales of the small gold and silver charm, decorated with hearts, supported the Finnish Brain Foundation. The jewelry was designed by goldsmith Tiina Lahtinen.

The spectacular jewelry series Gravity, inspired by Australian aboriginal people’s art, was designed by silversmith Kaisaleena Mäkelä. The proceeds from the sales of this series supported the Women’s Bank.

The Sea jewelry series made from silver supported the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation’s campaign For a Cleaner Baltic Sea. The series was designed by goldsmith Tony Granholm, who held the sea and sailing close to his heart.

The Afrikan aika (“Time for Africa”) jewelry series, designed by goldsmith Marja Arola, supported girls' education in Ghana. Turquoise beads made from recycled glass glowed in the silver jewelry.

Lily was originally a large pendant, designed by artist Germund Paaer (1881–1950) in the 1940s. In the early 2000s, goldsmith Kirsti Doukas modernized the old piece for the new Lily jewelry series. The proceeds from the sales of this series supported the women's division of the Finnish War Veterans' Association. Lily was also dedicated to the 85th anniversary of Finland's independence.

Proceeds from the sales of the Child charm supported the Save the Children organization. The precious stones set in the charm celebrate the children born. The charms are still for sale but the charity collaboration has ended.

Proceeds from the sales of the Luvajärvi pendant in bronze, designed by Aivi Gallen-Kallela, supported Unesco's cultural project to revive folk poetry villages in White Karelia.