Product details
Müll Club Recycled Ring
Each ring saves the equivalent of one plastic bottle cap from entering a flawed recycling, where only 12% of the plastic waste created in the UK is actually recycled in the UK, the rest is either incinerated, exported or ends up in Landfill!
Parma Violets: This lilac blend has been created with just two types of plastic from one baby food product. This ring has less ripples than the other blends and is a more solid lilac, creating a bold ring perfect for Summer.
Van'ish: The Van'ish recycled plastic ring is created from plastic waste collected directly from our Brockley community and recycled in London with 100% recycled plastic. Each ring is saving the equivalent of a bottle cap worth of plastic from landfill.
Blue Skies: This ring is made out of 100% recycled plastic waste collected from South East London. Each ring has saved the equivalent of one plastic bottle cap from entering a flawed recycling system... incineration or landfill. Each ring has a combination of yoghurt pots.. in particular Fage and Sainsbury's own brand Greek Yoghurt, plus lots of white porridge pots, cream pots, baby food lids, and lots more.
Marble: This ring has been made with a selection of plastics, gold lids, deep blues, black containers and dark greens, all creating this stunning marble effect. This ring has been created with single use, household plastic waste. Every ring will be slightly different and unique to you, as no ring is the same due to the transformative recycling process.
Luur Pak: How much do you love butter? Enough to wear a butter tub as a ring? This ring has been created using mainly Lurpak butter tubs and Philadelphia cheese pots.
From the Maker:
Every purchase supports Müll Clubs mission to recycle directly from the community, within the community. Reducing the mileage from their waste, and ensuring that non of it ends up in landfill, is exported or incinerated.
What we love:
This is a statement ring, to not only look absolutely stunning but this will also help keep the conversation growing around recycling and plastic pollution!
