Whale tail necklaces
Reused plastic
A symbol of marine conservation: a light accessory with a story of positive impact behind every piece.
Before US$20Now US$15
Inside Marketplace, stop 4 of 5
Next: Coasters
Small, with a big story
These earrings are made by hand, with a lot of effort, from the plastic we collect in clean-ups. They're the kind of accessory that reminds you, day after day, that every little bit you do helps keep our home clean: the planet.
Your choice of colours
The beads come from bottle caps of different colours, so no two pairs are the same. Write to us and we'll show you what we have in the workshop.
Price on request
Order on WhatsApp (opens WhatsApp with the message written)Orders are arranged over WhatsApp: we'll tell you how to receive your piece. The message is already written with what you chose.
More pieces from the workshop
It's all part of Plastic Free Planet, our project to give a second life to the plastic we find on Caribbean beaches.
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Portable chess set
Reused plastic, with a cloth bag
Pieces made from plastic recovered from the beaches, in many colours, with a cloth bag that doubles as the board.
Before US$35Now US$30
Jungle and Sea keyrings
Reused plastic
Handmade from discarded bottle caps. One-of-a-kind designs inspired by the animals of the jungle and the corals of the Caribbean Sea.
Before US$15Now US$10
Sunglasses
Reused plastic, UV protection
One-of-a-kind pieces made from plastic bottle caps in different colours. Style with purpose.
Before US$70Now US$60
Handmade bracelets from recycled bottle caps
Woven or beaded, adjustable
Hand-woven or made with beads from recycled caps: elegant, in sea tones or multicoloured.
Before US$12Now US$8
Coasters and mosaic tiles
Reused plastic, set of 6
Recycled plastic hexagons that protect the table or come together on the wall as a mosaic.
Reusable bottles
With the Caribe Libre de Plástico design
Bottles to refill again and again, with the turtle of the Caribe Libre de Plástico campaign or with your company's logo.
