Why Bayana Avoids Single-Use Plastic
How Bayana Jewellery Packages Your Pieces
When you order jewellery, the last thing you want is to unwrap layers of unnecessary single-use plastic. Unfortunately, many jewellery brands still rely on single-use plastic bags to wrap each piece — bags that are thrown away within seconds and often end up in landfill or our oceans. At Bayana Jewellery, we’ve chosen a different path. Each piece of jewellery is carefully placed into a reusable fabric pouch instead of a plastic bag. These pouches aren’t just a more beautiful way to present your jewellery — they’re also practical for protecting your jewellery, high in quality, and designed to be kept and used again.
Convenience vs. Care
- Yes, it’s cheaper and more convenient for businesses to wrap jewellery in single-use plastic bags. But at Bayana Jewellery, we believe your pieces deserve better. By investing in fabric pouches, we’re not only elevating the unboxing experience, we’re also protecting the planet. It’s a choice that reflects our values: beauty should never come at the cost of unnecessary waste.
What About Mailers?
One common question we hear is whether our shipping mailers are considered single-use plastic. The answer is no. Bayana Jewellery uses biodegradable mailers made from recycled materials. They can be recycled after use, which makes them a far better choice than traditional plastic satchels. Unlike petroleum-based plastics that linger for hundreds of years, our mailers are designed to break down naturally, leaving less impact behind.
Why This Matters Single-use plastics are one of the biggest contributors to pollution in our oceans. By refusing to wrap jewellery in tiny plastic bags and instead using reusable pouches and biodegradable mailers, Bayana Jewellery is cutting down on waste with every order.
It’s a small change — but when many people make small changes, the impact adds up. When you receive your order from Bayana Jewellery, you can feel good knowing that your jewellery is not only made to last but also packaged with care for the environment we all share.
Article credit : Julieta Roldan
